Ohio Widow Visits Remote Apache County Site Where Husband, Brother Murdered

Faye Reagan arrived in northeastern Arizona from Ohio on Feb. 25, 2026, and made a brief visit to the remote Apache County location where her husband, Matthew (Matt) Reagan, and his brother Philip were found murdered in 2020. Family members and neighbors in Apache County have watched the case since the 2020 discovery, and the visit brought the matter back into public view.

The killings of Matt and Philip Reagan were first reported in 2020 in Apache County. Local law-enforcement agencies that have been publicly involved in the case include the Apache County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff's Office has handled public updates in the past, and authorities continue to list the deaths from 2020 as a focal investigation tied to the remote location visited by Faye Reagan.

Faye Reagan’s trip on Feb. 25, 2026, was not accompanied by any announced press conferences or formal statements from county officials. The visit itself took place at the remote site in northeastern Arizona where the Reagan brothers were discovered six years earlier, drawing family attention from Ohio to Apache County. The specific coordinates and parcel details of the site remain part of investigative records maintained by local agencies.

Neighbors in the immediate area of the remote site have long referenced the 2020 case when discussing public safety and law enforcement presence on rural roads in Apache County. The Reagan brothers’ deaths prompted multiple agency contacts and public inquiries at the time, and Faye Reagan’s arrival renewed those conversations among nearby residents and county officials who first responded in 2020.

The Apache County Sheriff's Office remains listed among the local agencies publicly involved in the matter; anyone with information related to the 2020 killings of Matthew and Philip Reagan is asked to contact the Apache County Sheriff's Office directly. Faye Reagan’s visit on Feb. 25, 2026, underscored unresolved questions surrounding the 2020 murders and renewed local attention to the investigation that began when the brothers were found in Apache County.