Buddy Joe Webster Jr., a 19-year-old from Fort Worth, Texas, was killed during a robbery at Crusty’s Pizza on January 14, 1985, where he worked. He was found in the back office with a gunshot wound above his right ear, lying in a pool of blood. The front cash register was open and about $300 was missing; there were no signs of a struggle, suggesting a surprise attack.

The investigation led to the arrest of co-worker Ronald Allridge, who had been employed at the shop only a few days and initially said he found Webster’s body after returning from a delivery. Further inquiry tied Ronald Allridge and his brother James Allridge to a series of armed robberies and murders in Fort Worth in early 1985; both were later convicted in connection with Webster’s killing.

Did anyone in Fort Worth at the time remember Crusty’s Pizza or notice anything unusual around January 14, 1985?