On Father’s Day, June 19, 2011, Jaime Taccetta, 33, a mother of two who was engaged to be married, went into Haven Drugs pharmacy in Medford, New York, and was shot and killed execution-style during a violent robbery. She was among four people fatally shot that day; others killed included the pharmacist Raymond Ferguson and a 17-year-old clerk, Jennifer Mejia, and a 71-year-old customer, Bryon Sheffield. Taccetta’s fiancé, waiting in their vehicle, discovered the scene after she did not return.

Prosecutors described the attack as a cold-blooded robbery-homicide. The assailant used a .45 caliber handgun and took a large quantity of prescription painkillers from the store’s stock. Days after the killings, two people were arrested in connection with the crime. A later investigation connected a doctor, Stan Xuhui Li, to supplying large amounts of painkillers used by the perpetrator.

Does anyone have information about Jaime, her family, or the day at Haven Drugs that could help shed light on what happened?