On March 15, 1992, 24-year-old Tekleberhan Manna, an Ethiopian immigrant working as a clerk at the Super Stop Market in Phoenix, Arizona, was shot and killed at close range. A single gunshot struck his right eye, causing instantaneous death. The shooting did not appear to be a robbery; no money or merchandise was taken from the store.

Investigators later linked Manna’s killing to a broader, apparently random rampage that day. The alleged perpetrator, Pete Rogovich, had left his apartment armed after a dispute earlier that day and fired his weapon at multiple locations. The same day’s violence also claimed the lives of Phyllis Mancuso, Rebecca Carreon, and Marie Pendergast.

Anyone who knew Manna, worked near the Super Stop Market in March 1992, or has information about that day’s events is asked to come forward with what they remember.