The Christiana Police are appealing to residents of Craig Head in Manchester to share information they have regarding last week's triple murder in the community.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Marlene Bailey, is insisting that members of the community have information that can help investigators solve the crime and is urging them to speak up.
DSP Bailey addressed community members at the Craig Head Primary School Wednesday evening.
Meanwhile, Lloyd Darby, sub officer in charge of the Christiana police, said the case is a complex one, partly because the fire destroyed important evidence.
The remains of Lina Powell and her adult children Lissette and Delroy Powell were found at their house, which was destroyed by fire Friday night.
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