Do you know who murdered Tammy Brunson? In a tragic turn of events on a Saturday evening in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Tammy Brunson, a 46-year-old woman, was killed in a quadruple homicide on November 23, 2013. The violent incident unfolded inside a home where Brunson, along with three other individuals, were fatally shot. The other victims were identified as 34-year-old Charlie Dake Jr., his 35-year-old wife Melissa Dake, and 54-year-old Glenda Harper.
A fifth person, a man, was also shot but survived his injuries.
The attack took place in a garage that had been converted into a living space. All five victims were inside this area when the shooter entered from an outside door and opened fire. In the aftermath of the shooting, investigators found evidence of methamphetamine use at the residence, leading them to believe the murders were connected to the city's methamphetamine trade. The Tulsa Police Department's homicide and narcotics divisions have been working together on the case.
Despite the years that have passed, the case remains unsolved, and no arrests have been made. Law enforcement officials have acknowledged a long list of potential leads but have not publicly named any suspects or persons of interest. The lone survivor of the attack has been interviewed by police, but investigators have suggested that his struggles with substance abuse may have affected the information he was able to provide. The suspect was described as a tall white man in his 30s with a medium build. The Tulsa Police Department has continued to appeal to the public for any information that might lead to a breakthrough in the investigation into the deaths of Tammy Brunson and the three other victims.
