On an April afternoon in 2014, 49-year-old Ronald Stern of Holley was shot during a confrontation on Genesee Street in Rochester, New York. Stern and an acquaintance, Earl Cartwright, were both shot; Cartwright survived, while Stern drove to the parking lot of a Family Dollar store and was found dead there.

Investigators charged two Rochester men in the double shooting: Edward Easy Ross and Javar J.V. McCullough, known as Show. Authorities said the dispute stemmed from an argument over a woman. In March 2016 Ross pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter (a lesser charge) and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and received a 22-year state prison sentence. McCullough was later tried and convicted of second-degree murder for Stern’s death.

Are there details about Stern’s last hours or the dispute that anyone in Rochester can help clarify?