In 1996, a man whose name was Jay Johnson, a woman whose name was Raquel Rivera, and their dog; a Labrador Retriever-mix named Chief had been murdered inside their home in Seattle, Washington were murdered by Kenneth Leuluaialii, a man of Polynesian descent; and another man whose name is George Tuilefano.

The assailants had randomly pulled up in front of the couple’s house in a vehicle that is not my cup of tea, a 4th generation F-platform Chevrolet Camaro; broken in and entered the house, shot and killed the dog as soon as it had aggressively began to go after them, worked their way up to the second floor, shot and killed Raquel Rivera in one room on the second floor; and then entered another room on the second floor and shot and killed Jay Johnson. And then these two assailants had exited the house and sped off in their car as they were fleeing the scene.

The main witness was a teenaged girl who was staring outside the window in her family’s home this is located directly across the street from the Johnson-Rivera home; who saw the assailants exit their 4th generation F-platform Camaro and break and enter into the home. And then this teenaged girl had watched these assailants speed off in their car like a bat out of hell once they were done slaying this couple and their dog.

This murder is the subject of an episode of the television program Forensic Files.