On the morning of September 15, 2008, Alfredo Chavez, 29, was shot dead inside Jimmy’s Round-Up Café, a 24-hour diner on Southwest 59th Street in south Oklahoma City. Two men entered just after 6:30 a.m., forced the manager and several customers to the floor, focused on Chavez, took a small duffle bag from him and then one of the gunmen shot him in the head near the doorway where he had been working. Witnesses described the attack as highly targeted and said the assailants ignored the register and other patrons.

Chavez had worked at the café for years and was described by the owner as part of the restaurant’s small family. The manager told reporters Chavez had been involved in selling drugs on the side and was saving to move to Mexico, but she stressed he never caused problems at work. Police publicly appealed for tips and searched for two unidentified gunmen.

Does anyone who knew Chavez or worked at Jimmy’s Round-Up remember details from that morning or the investigation that followed?