Cynthia L. Perry, 30, was one of the victims killed in Jacksonville, Florida, on June 18, 1990. Her death occurred during a larger spree carried out that day by James Edward Pough, who attacked multiple locations and killed several people at a General Motors Acceptance Corporation (GMAC) office. The GMAC shootings were part of a rampage that followed earlier killings and injuries by Pough that day; he killed nine people at the GMAC office and injured others before dying by a self-inflicted wound.

Investigators described Pough as having a history of violent behavior, criminal activity, mental health issues and recent personal and financial stress. There were no other suspects in Cynthia Perry’s killing; Pough was identified as the sole perpetrator. The families of the victims were left to cope with the loss and the broader questions the spree raised about workplace safety and gun violence.

If anyone knew Cynthia Perry or has information about her life in Jacksonville before June 18, 1990, please share what you remember.