On the evening of May 19, 2002, Fausto Jimenez, 30, was working at the Jack in the Box on Main Street and Lindsay Road in Mesa, Arizona, when two men forced him and coworkers Beatriz Alvarado, 31, and Kenneth Brown, 27, into the restaurant’s walk-in freezer and shot them multiple times in the back. Jimenez and Brown died inside the freezer; Alvarado escaped briefly to call 911 but died of her wounds the following morning. The robbers left with about $280 and later used one victim’s credit card.

Investigators quickly focused on two suspects, Steve Alan Boggs and Christopher Hargrave. Hargrave had been fired from that Jack in the Box days earlier and gained entry by wearing his old uniform. Ballistics tied a weapon traded at a pawn shop to the killings, and arrests followed. Boggs was later convicted of three counts of first-degree murder and sentenced to death; Hargrave was also convicted for his role.

Does anyone have information about the victims, their lives, or the night that could add context to what happened?