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The Tortola Murder Case in Pictures
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(Above Left) Lois Livingston McMillen, an artist who once pursued an acting career in Los Angeles, was found dead on the British Virgin Island of Tortola on Jan. 15. (Photo courtesy of Ctnow.com)
(Above Right) Four Americans — (left to right) William Labrador, Michael Spicer, Evan George and Alexander Benedetto — were charged Jan. 19 with killing McMillen. They deny any involvement. (Associated Press photo)
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(Above Left) A witness said three men he could not identify followed Lois McMillen down this stretch of beach at Cane Garden Bay the night she was killed. McMillen's parents believe the witness was mistaken about the night. (Photo courtesy of Ctnow.com)
(Above Right) "Anything For Love" is the title of this painting by Lois McMillen. Her work often showed her spirituality and her disillusionment with a world in which she didn't quite fit.(Photo courtesy of Ctnow.com)
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(Above Left) Lois McMillen's mother, Josephine, on her way to the court room in Tortola. (Photo by John Springer for Court TV)
(Above Right) Lois McMillen unwrapping a necklace given to her at Christmas. She was wearing the jewelry on the night of her death.(Photo courtesy of Ctnow.com)
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(Above Left) Defendant Michael Spicer of Charlottesville, Va., on his way to the courtroom. Spicer is rumored to have a romantic relationship with fellow defendant Evan George, pictured at right. (Photo by John Springer for Court TV)
(Above Right) Defendant Evan George, 23, walking towards the courthouse. George is a construction worker in Washington D.C. (Photo by John Springer for Court TV)
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