An elderly businessman and Korean War veteran was shot to death in his driveway after a decades-old dispute erupted into violence. On an August evening in 2014 in Englewood, Tennessee, 80-year-old Bill Culberson was confronted at his home on County Road 478 and shot; he died at the scene. Culberson was described as a well-known, respected member of the community.

Earlier the same night, 78-year-old Bobby Russell entered Englewood Package Store and shot owner Bill Haney multiple times, leaving Haney wounded. Russell later turned himself in and told authorities an obsession over a business arrangement from about 40 years earlier involving himself, Haney, and Culberson prompted the attacks. Russell was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in Culberson’s death and attempted murder in Haney’s shooting and was held on $150,000 bond.

What does anyone who knew Culberson, Haney, or Russell remember about the old business arrangement that apparently motivated this violence?