On a quiet Sunday evening in the small community of Chiloquin, Oregon, a burst of violence shattered the peace and claimed the lives of a father and his teenage daughter. Tianna Reynolds, an 18-year-old Black female, was fatally shot on November 14, 2021, in a tragedy that also took the life of her 35-year-old father, Bryan Reynolds. The incident, which unfolded on Bronco Lane, left a profound scar on their family and the local community.
Two other family members were also wounded in the shooting but survived.
The events of that evening began to unfold following a family dispute. Law enforcement swiftly responded to reports of gunfire and discovered a chaotic and heartbreaking scene. Inside the residence, Tianna and Bryan Reynolds were found deceased. The investigation into the double homicide quickly led to a suspect who was not a stranger to the victims, but a relative.
Andrew Lee Noe, 30 years old at the time of the incident, was arrested at the scene. It was later revealed that Noe lived on the same property as the Reynolds family and was related to them. This close connection made the violent outburst all the more shocking to those who knew them. Noe, who had a prior criminal record including a conviction for first-degree sex abuse, was taken into custody and faced a litany of serious charges.
In the aftermath of the shooting, Andrew Lee Noe was charged with two counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of Tianna and Bryan Reynolds. He also faced two counts of attempted murder for the injuries sustained by the two other family members present during the attack. The legal proceedings against Noe commenced, and as of late 2025, he remains in custody. The case is still making its way through the court system, with future court dates scheduled.
