Sukhjit Sammy Khajala, 50, was working as the cashier at the Around the Clock Minimart in Mill Basin, Brooklyn, on February 8, 2003, when a gunman entered during a robbery and shot him in the face. The killer took $169 from the register before leaving. About two hours earlier a shopkeeper in Queens had been killed in a strikingly similar manner, and investigators soon linked both shootings by ballistics to the same .40-caliber revolver.

Detectives tied the same shooter to two more killings in the weeks that followed, bringing the total to four victims across Brooklyn and Queens. Surveillance footage and eyewitness descriptions helped shape a suspect image; witnesses described the gunman as leaving calmly. Larme Price emerged after approaching police and was arrested on March 29, 2003. He reportedly confessed and investigators recovered a handgun and clothing linked to the shootings. Price later pleaded and received life without parole on February 11, 2004.

Does anyone remember seeing anything near the Around the Clock Minimart on February 8, 2003, that could shed more light on that afternoon?