Jamie Hunter, a 39-year-old White male from Hoke County, North Carolina, was shot to death on December 31, 1994, at the Puppy Creek Family Fun Center, a video arcade he had opened with his wife, Deborah Hunter, two weeks earlier. The attack also killed Deborah Hunter, 37, and two patrons, Steve Locklear, 18, and Tim Powell, 20. The Hunters’ 15-year-old daughter Mary Ann Hunter was present and left with a bullet lodged in her spine, paralyzed from the neck down and hospitalized at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center under guard.

Authorities arrested 18-year-old Rodriguez Ferguson of Raeford and charged him with five counts of murder and one count of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and inflict serious injury; he was also accused of shooting another man later that night at a Raeford dance club and was held without bond. Jamie Hunter had suffered major health problems before the shooting, including five heart attacks, and had left welding to help run the arcade. The killings devastated the local community and the family, who had ties in North Carolina and Pennsylvania.

If anyone knew Jamie, Deborah, Mary Ann, or the others connected to Puppy Creek Family Fun Center, can you share what you remember from that night or any details that might help fill gaps in the timeline?