In the early morning hours of a Saturday in November 2010, the lives of two teenagers were tragically cut short on a street in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Keandre Miller, an 18-year-old male, and his friend, Michael Matthews, also 18, were discovered on Frankfurt Avenue with fatal gunshot wounds to the head. The grim discovery launched a homicide investigation by the Tulsa Police Department.
Authorities quickly began to piece together the events leading to the deaths of Miller and Matthews.
While police noted that the victims had ties to local gangs, they asserted that the motive for the double homicide was not gang-related. Instead, investigators believed the killings stemmed from a personal dispute, suggesting a more intimate and targeted act of violence.
In the days following the murders, a person of interest emerged in the case: 19-year-old D'Andre Carr. Investigators publicly identified Carr as someone they wanted to speak with in connection to the deaths of Miller and Matthews. The investigation into the deaths of the two teenagers continued as authorities sought to bring closure to their grieving families and the community.
