On the late afternoon of August 19, 2018, a dispute in the parking lot of a Snellville, Georgia, Walmart ended when 49-year-old Fadil Delkic was shot once in the chest and later pronounced dead at a hospital. Delkic, a Bosnian-American and a survivor of a concentration camp during the Bosnian War, was with his wife, Bahra Delkic, when the confrontation began after Troy Hunte’s fiancée, pushing a stroller, said Delkic had driven too close to them in a crosswalk.

Surveillance footage reviewed by authorities shows Delkic drove away and reparked, then the argument restarted when Hunte and his fiancée approached his vehicle. The footage reportedly shows Hunte’s fiancée slap Delkic, and Hunte, reportedly on his phone, then pulling a handgun and firing once. Hunte, 27 at the time, was arrested and initially charged with voluntary manslaughter; prosecutors later upgraded charges to felony murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime. Delkic’s widow filed a wrongful death suit against Hunte and Walmart, and the family organized fundraising to bring his body to Bosnia for burial.

Did anyone witness the argument in the Snellville Walmart parking lot who can add details about how the confrontation began or escalated?