On the night of July 23, 1977, Carrol Ann Seater, 23 and eight months pregnant, was killed outside Uncle Albert’s Lounge on South Sixth Street in Klamath Falls. Gunfire erupted around 12:15 a.m.; her husband, Robert Seater, 26, was also killed in the same attack. The shooter, identified as 26-year-old DeWitt Charles Henry, used a .223-caliber Colt AR-15 Sporter. Six adults died and two others were wounded; Carrol Ann Seater’s unborn child also perished.

Troopers who responded exchanged gunfire with Henry and subdued him. He was charged, tried in November 1979, and convicted on six counts of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder; the jury rejected a not guilty by reason of mental defect plea. Burial records list Carrol Ann Seater at Bonanza Memorial Park in Klamath County.

Anyone who knew Carrol Ann Seater or was in Klamath Falls that night and has memories to share is invited to contribute what they remember.