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   PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has revealed   
   what potentially led up to the deadly attack on 16-year-old Preston Lord   
   at a Halloween party in Queen Creek: a gold chain stolen from one of   
   Lord’s friends.   
      
   Friday morning, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office released the   
   indictment that covers all seven suspects accused in Lord’s murder, which   
   includes vague details about the aggravated robbery charges against   
   Treston Billey, Jacob Meisner and Dominic Turner.   
      
   According to the MCAO, the gold chain belonged to one of Lord’s friends   
   and was taken on the same night as the deadly attack: Oct. 28, 2023. The   
   indictment doesn’t name the person who owned the property because they are   
   a victim and under the age of 18.   
      
   When Lord and his friends tried to get it back, a confrontation ensued   
   between the two groups. Officials say Lord and his friends ran, but were   
   chased. That’s when the attack occurred.   
      
   Other details have not been released, as all police probable cause   
   statements remain sealed.   
      
   The release of the indictment comes days after seven arrests were made in   
   connection to Lord’s death. Multiple search warrants executed this week   
   led up to a late-night news conference where state officials announced the   
   first four indictments. The other three suspects were later identified   
   through media interviews and court records.   
      
   What charges are each of the suspects facing?   
   Treston Billey   
      
   First-degree murder (and/or second-degree murder in the alternative)   
   Kidnapping   
   Aggravated robbery   
   William Owen Hines   
      
   First-degree murder (and/or second-degree murder in the alternative)   
   Kidnapping   
   Jacob Meisner   
      
   First-degree murder (and/or second-degree murder in the alternative)   
   Aggravated robbery   
   Kidnapping   
   Talan Renner   
      
   First-degree murder (and/or second-degree murder in the alternative)   
   Kidnapping   
   Taylor Sherman   
      
   First-degree murder (and/or second-degree murder in the alternative)   
   Kidnapping   
   Dominic Turner   
      
   First-degree murder (and/or second-degree murder in the alternative)   
   Aggravated robbery   
   Kidnapping   
   Talyn Vigil   
      
   First-degree murder (and/or second-degree murder in the alternative)   
   Kidnapping   
   Timeline of events   
   Saturday, Oct. 28, 2023   
   9:07 p.m.: QCPD’s non-emergency line receives a call about a possible   
   disturbance involving juveniles near 194th and Via Del Oro. Teens were   
   seen leaving the area, but no illegal activity was observed, and officers   
   were diverted to another call.   
   9:49 p.m.: QCPD receives a 911 call about an assault in the area of 194th   
   Street and Via Del Rancho. Officers arrived within three minutes and found   
   a teen lying in the roadway. They administered lifesaving efforts until   
   paramedics arrived and took him to the hospital.   
   Monday, Oct. 30   
   Preston Lord passed away at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.   
   Tuesday, Oct. 31   
   QCPD announced that officers are investigating the teen’s death and that   
   they are awaiting findings from the Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s   
   Office. Police also requested surveillance and doorbell camera video from   
   a half-mile radius of the area between the hours of 6 and 10 p.m. on Oct.   
   28. Residents with video or other information are asked to call (480) 358-   
   3500 or email QCPDInvestigators@QueenCreekAZ.gov.   
   Wednesday, Nov. 1   
   Police announced the teen’s death is now being investigated as a homicide   
   and that officers are working on several leads. QCPD Chief Randy Brice and   
   Cmdr. Mark Newman also dispelled online rumors claiming that officers were   
   already at the party when the attack occurred.   
   Monday, Nov. 6   
   QCPD provided a brief update on the investigation, calling it “complex and   
   far-reaching due to the amount of people involved” while stressing that no   
   arrests have been made.   
   Wednesday, Nov. 8   
   Police said several search warrants have been executed as investigators   
   work towards an arrest.   
   Thursday, Nov. 9   
   Lord’s classmates and friends held a candlelight vigil at Combs High   
   School in San Tan Valley.   
   Tuesday, Nov. 14   
   QCPD announced that “multiple persons of interest” have been identified in   
   Lord’s death. Chief Brice said the department had received hundreds of   
   tips and that the investigation has included “extensive interviews,   
   warrants, and court orders.”   
      
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