Mystery of the three young Muslims shot dead execution style at 'party house' in Indiana

Three young Muslim men were killed execution style in a party house frequented by teens and young adults in Indiana.

An autopsy released on Friday showed 23-year old Mohamedtaha Omar, 20-year old Adam Mekki and 17-year old Muhannad Adam Tairab all died of multiple gunshot wounds. 

The men died in the shooting on Friday at a house authorities said is frequented by teens and young adults of Chadian and South Sudanese decent.

Mohamedtaha Omar (left), 23, Muhannad Adam Tairab (center), 17, and Adam Kamel Mekki (right), 20, were all killed execution style at an Indiana party house on Wednesday 

The owners of the 'party house' (pictured) don't live at the residence, which allowed local teens and young adults of Chadian and South Sudanese decent to turn it into their own party place 

Safety Director Rusty York told ABC 21 Alive the home belongs to owners who live in Indianapolis, Indiana. 

'Hopefully, you know, we'll be able to focus in on exactly what the reason was, but as I said before, no reason to believe this was any type of hate crime, or focused because of their religion or their nationality whatsoever,' York said.

The deaths have been ruled homicides and that an investigation is underway to find the killer or killers. 

The death of the three men has been deemed a homicide but is not thought to be a hate crime based on the men's religion or race 

Because they are absent from the residence, the home has devolved into a party spot for the teens and young adults from families of African descent

Right now, police aren't considering the murder to be a hate crime, but they have no suspects or leads. 

The property had been under surveillance by Fort Wayne Police Department's Gang and Violent Crimes unit in the weeks leading up to the murders.

However, Fort Wayne Police Chief Garry Hamilton said the three men were not known to be affiliated with any gang but haven't ruled that out as a possibility.