James Harber Rosypal was 21 and working an early morning shift at the Exxon Food Fast on Airline Drive in Bossier City when he was killed during an armed robbery. Just after 1 a.m. on a November Saturday, a man entered the store and Rosypal was shot twice; officers found him unresponsive behind the counter with the cash register open and he was pronounced dead at the scene. Known as James Harber to friends, he planned to enlist in the Army as a medic and had enrolled in college to become an EMT.Heavily relied-upon store surveillance captured the robbery and shooting.

Later that day a 22-year-old Bossier City man, Adrian Little, surrendered to police with his mother and, after questioning, confessed to the robbery and shooting. Investigators recovered a gun later confirmed by the North Louisiana Crime Lab as the murder weapon and found Little’s DNA on it. A sanity commission evaluated Little, a judge found him competent, and in June 2015 he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and received a mandatory life sentence without parole.

If anyone knew James Harber or was in that area that night, can you share what you remember?