Brian Lee Satterfield, a 41-year-old Caucasian male from Bastrop, Texas, passed away on September 8, 2016. He was born on February 2, 1975, in Bossier City, Louisiana, to Richard Lee Satterfield and Janice Lee Kelsey. Brian was one of the four victims in a tragic quadruple homicide that occurred in Del Valle, Texas. The incident took place at a home on Linden Road, where a house fire was reported around 5:50 a.m. on September 8, 2016.
The other victims were David Scott Braswell, 53, of Bastrop; Matthew Aaron Barber, 26, of Del Valle; and Jacob Derr, 25, of Bastrop.
The Travis County Sheriff's Office detectives indicated that the buying and selling of narcotics might have been a key factor in the events leading to the house fire. When fire crews arrived at the scene, they discovered that the victims' wounds were inconsistent with a fire, suggesting that they might have been shot before the fire started. The investigation into the quadruple homicide revealed that the victims had suffered gunshot wounds, and the fire was likely set to cover up the crime.
The Travis County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies launched an extensive investigation into the quadruple homicide. They sought information from the public and urged anyone with knowledge of the incident or the victims to come forward. Despite the efforts of the authorities, the case remains unsolved, and no arrests have been made in connection with the murders. The community of Del Valle and the families of the victims continue to seek justice for their loved ones.
Brian Lee Satterfield is survived by his sons, Joseph and Jacob Satterfield; his brother, Eric Satterfield; and his sister, Kelli Campos. The tragic loss of Brian and the other victims has left a lasting impact on their families and the community. The investigation into the quadruple homicide remains open, and law enforcement agencies continue to pursue leads in the hope of bringing the perpetrators to justice.
