Their 2-year-old daughter was found alive inside the home. More than two decades later, no one has ever been convicted of killing her parents.
Who Were Candice Kyser and David Keller
Chasity Candice Kyser and David Allen Keller were 19-year-old parents building a life together in Fort Mitchell, Alabama. Candice had turned 19 just two days before she was killed; she was remembered by family as a devoted mother working toward her GED. David, also 19, was learning a trade and hoped to provide a better future for their young family.
The Murders
On May 8, 1999, Candice and David were found shot to death inside their home at the Branching Pines Mobile Home Park. Their two-and-a-half-year-old daughter was found alive inside the home. The night before, the couple had reportedly spent time with Candice's family, with nothing described as unusual, before returning home.
An Unsolved Case
More than two decades later, no one has been convicted in connection with the murders. The case remains one of Russell County's most painful unsolved double homicides, and relatives of both victims continue to seek answers.
FAQ
Has anyone been charged in the Kyser-Keller murders?
No. As of the most recent available information, the case remains unsolved.
What happened to Candice and David's daughter?
She was found alive, unharmed, inside the home following the murders.
How old were Candice Kyser and David Keller when they died?
Both were 19 years old.