On October 30, 1986, Jesus Perez, a 38-year-old Hispanic man, was one of four men executed in a Bronx apartment during an apparent robbery. Perez and roommates Angel Castro, Hector Hernandez, and Juan Rodriguez were shot after four assailants—believed to be seeking narcotics and cash from targets thought to be involved in the drug trade—forced their way into the six-story building and opened fire when the victims did not comply.

Two of the attackers were identified as 20-year-old Larry Davis and 17-year-old Ricardo Burgos; two accomplices remained unnamed in reports. Burgos was arrested in early December 1986. Davis wounded six officers in a November 19, 1986, shootout at his sister’s apartment, then eluded capture until surrendering on December 6, 1986. Both men were later indicted on multiple counts including intentional murder and felony murder in the course of a robbery.

Did anyone in the Bronx at the time have information on the two unidentified accomplices or about the victims’ activities that night?