New Details Emerge in Gibbs Village Double Murder Case Against Tarus Giles Revelations from a preliminary hearing shed light on the August 31 shooting in Gibbs Village, where two women, Undrea Willis and Nalyn Reeves, were fatally shot. Tarus Giles, identified as the shooter by witnesses, faces capital murder charges. The incident involved firearms, with shell casings found both inside and outside the apartment. Giles claims he was not the assailant, stating a friend shot the victims. The case includes considerations of legal protection orders previously filed by the deceased victim. In a preliminary hearing for Tarus Giles, new details emerged regarding the August 31 shooting in Gibbs Village, Montgomery, that left two women dead. Giles, 20, stands accused of murdering Undrea Willis, 25, and Nalyn Reeves, 19. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots and observing a man entering and leaving the apartment where the victims were found. The shooter was identified from a police lineup. Giles claims he was present but not the perpetrator, asserting another individual committed the crime. He faces four counts of capital murder, including murder in the presence of children and during a burglary.Records show Reeves had filed protection orders against Giles, which were dismissed. The investigation continues to piece together the sequence of events leading to this tragedy.