On the evening of October 25, 1991, 46-year-old Jeannette LaRue Perry was working the closing shift at the Lucky Seven Liquor on East Admiral Place in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her mother arrived around 9 p.m. to help and, after seeing three men leave the store and the parking lot, went inside and found Jeannette in the back room, fatally shot. The cash register showed signs of tampering, and investigators believe robbery was the likely motive, although no money appeared to have been taken.

Witnesses, including Jeannette’s mother, described the three suspects as African American men; two were estimated to be in their late teens or early twenties and the third in his thirties or forties. No one has ever been charged. Police later looked into a possible connection to another nearby convenience store clerk killing, but no definitive link was established. Jeannette left behind two children and a grandchild; her murder remains unsolved.

Did anyone in the Tulsa area at that time see the three men leaving the store or have information about that night?