On a cold December night in 2017, 58-year-old Richard Labar was working as a Domino’s Pizza delivery driver in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, when a routine dispatch became fatal. He was sent to a building near East Stroudsburg University where three people had set up an armed robbery. Carolina Carmona placed the order and met Labar at the door while Israel Berrios waited in nearby bushes with a sawed-off shotgun; Carmona’s brother Salvador Roberts sat in a getaway car two blocks away.

When Labar arrived, Berrios demanded money and a struggle followed. Berrios shot Labar in the face at point-blank range; Carmona and Berrios searched his pockets and took about $100 before fleeing. Labar was found by a patrolman, taken to Lehigh Valley Hospital, and pronounced dead the next day, which was his 58th birthday. Investigators tied the three suspects to the scene through surveillance, witness statements, a recovered shotgun shell, matching footprints in the snow and items seized at Berrios’s home.

All three were arrested and later entered plea agreements. Berrios, who was 17 at the time of the killing, pleaded to second-degree murder; Carmona and Roberts pleaded to third-degree murder and robbery. Sentences were imposed and statements were made in court. Does anyone have additional information about Labar’s last delivery location or saw the suspects that night?