On the evening of June 4, 1995, in Little Rock, Arkansas, 17-year-old Marcell Young was at home with his younger half-brothers, Malak Hussian, 10, and Mustafa Hussian, 12, when a group of men forced their way into the house seeking revenge. The intruders were led by Riley Dobi Noel, who believed, mistakenly, that one of the children’s older sisters had been involved in a gang-related death. Inside the home, Noel, with Terry Carroll, Curtis Cochran, and Tracy Calloway present, forced the children to lie on the floor; Noel then shot all three children in the head, killing Marcell, Malak, and Mustafa. Their mother, Mary Hussian, fought in another room and managed to wrestle a shotgun away from an attacker and survived; Marcell’s fiancée escaped by climbing through a window.

Investigators arrested the suspects and prosecuted the case. Noel was convicted on three counts of capital murder and one count of attempted capital murder and later sentenced to death. Carroll was convicted of capital murder and received a life term later reduced to 70 years because he was a juvenile at the time. Calloway was convicted on three counts of first-degree murder and given 132 years. Cochran pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in exchange for his testimony and received 20 years. Did anyone in Little Rock at the time remember the Young and Hussian families or have information that could shed more light on what happened that night?