Leonard Terrible Terry Henderson was 29 when he was killed on July 4, 1979, in Charlotte, North Carolina. He was one of five people shot to death inside the Outlaw Motorcycle Club clubhouse on Allen Road South in what has been described as one of Charlotte’s worst mass killings. The clubhouse’s leader, William Chains Flamont, discovered multiple bodies with gunshot wounds at the scene.

Investigators named two men, Gregory Scott Lindaman and Randy Allen Pigg, as persons of interest; the killings were believed to have arisen from a dispute between one of the shooters and one of the victims. Lindaman died in a car accident in 1990 and Pigg died of liver failure in 2007, and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department later cleared the case under a Death of Offender ruling. Rivalry with the Hell’s Angels was suggested by some as a possible motive, but the exact circumstances and motives remain unresolved.

If anyone knew Leonard Henderson, the other victims, or has information about the events that night, please share what is known.