On June 1, 1986, 33-year-old Lloyd Dale Randolph was shot and killed in Stonewall, Louisiana, during a confrontation over the title to a motor vehicle. Randolph and James R. Shoemake, who had been a president of the Shreveport chapter of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, went to the trailer home of Dennis Baker armed with two handguns and an ax handle. While Randolph and Shoemake were reportedly beating Baker with the ax handle, Baker used a 9 mm pistol and shot both men. The wounds proved fatal for Randolph and Shoemake.

Investigators reviewed the circumstances and concluded Baker had acted in self-defense; the deaths were ruled justifiable and no arrests were made. Is anyone familiar with Randolph’s life or the Shreveport chapter around that time who can add context to what led to this deadly confrontation?