Jordan Michael Collier, a 25-year-old male, tragically lost his life on December 8, 2017, in Houston, Texas. He was one of three victims in a violent triple shooting at a home on Creekhaven Drive in northwest Harris County. The other victims were identified as 67-year-old John Sciandra and 22-year-old Jessica Sciandra. The suspect, Jeffrey Noble, 35, was known to the victims and had a lengthy criminal record.
Noble fled the scene in a red 1998 Acura.
Noble was arrested two days later in Dallas, and it was revealed that he had a history of mental health issues, including schizophrenia. He was accused of entering the home with a .50-caliber assault rifle and opening fire on the victims. A second woman who was inside the home at the time managed to escape without injury. The Harris County Sheriff's Office conducted a manhunt and Noble was eventually captured.
In 2024, Jeffrey Noble was sentenced to three concurrent 60-year sentences for the triple murder. The Harris County District Attorney emphasized that while Noble had mental health issues, it did not excuse his actions. The plea agreement stipulated that Noble has no right to appeal the convictions or sentences.
The tragic incident left three families suffering from the loss of their loved ones, and the community was left to grapple with the senseless violence that took place on that fateful day.
