According to local media and family members, a father and daughter were shot and killed in Mississippi on what reportedly happened during a time arranged through Facebook Marketplace to purchase a PlayStation 5.

The victims were identified as Victor Gonzales, a 42-year-old electrician, and Serenity Gonzales, a 19-year-old girl, who were discovered dead inside their work truck on a remote road in Panola County on Sunday, two weeks after they were last seen at a job. Prosecutors told a family member that tire tracks discovered at the picture may indicate that they were attempting to flee, according to WREG. According to Jessie Waterman, 15, Victor's boy and Serenity's younger brother," They were working that day, they were going to get breakfast, and then they were going to pick up a PS5 from Facebook Marketplace," according to a statement released by WREG. The girl claimed he didn't know who they were meeting and that" something must have happened with the exchange," according to WATN. On a rural highway in Sardis, about 30 miles south of Memphis, the family's vehicle was discovered with mud on the sides. Jessie pointed out that the car wasn't typically in that state. They appear to be trying to flee the scene, she said, and it doesn't typically have clay like that on the edges. Officials located the body after responding to a statement of a car accident, according to WJTV. Judge of Panama City, Shane Phelps, declined to comment on the possibility of a robbery or invasion or the idea that the subjects were attempting to escape anyone. Victor and Serenity, according to the home, have no known foes. Regulators continue to look into the circumstances surrounding the community-baffled triple homicide.

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