Geoffrey Brady, 41, of Arlington, Texas, was killed on the night of December 12, 2014, after a large group of rival bikers stormed Gator’s Jam Inn in Fort Worth. Brady, a Ghost Riders member, was at the bar with his wife and friends when about 30 members of the Bandidos entered the establishment. Witnesses described chaos, with gunfire and people trying to get down and call 911.

Brady was dragged out the front door and executed in view of his wife and friends. A witness found him with blood pouring from his face and a faint pulse; Brady died of multiple gunshot wounds, including one to the head. Two other men, ages 32 and 44, were seriously injured.

Investigators focused on Howard Wayne Baker, 62, president of the Fort Worth Bandidos chapter, accusing him of orchestrating the ambush tied to a turf dispute over Texas patches. Baker was arrested two days after the killing; Robert Stover and Nicholas Povendo were also arrested. At trial witnesses placed Baker at the scene and in the circle around Brady after he was shot, though no one saw him fire the fatal shot. A jury convicted Baker of murder and engaging in organized crime and he received lengthy concurrent prison terms in June 2017.

If anyone was at Gator’s Jam Inn that night or has information about the events leading up to the attack, please share what is known.