On the morning of June 3, 1999, Dennis Troy Sargent, a 31-year-old White male, was working as a supervisor at an Albertsons grocery store on Sahara Avenue and Valley View Boulevard in Las Vegas when an armed attacker entered the store and opened fire. The shooter, identified as 23-year-old Zane Michael Floyd, moved through the store and shot multiple employees; Sargent was one of four co-workers killed. Other victims named in the attack were Thomas Michael Darnell, 40, Carlos Chuck Leos, 41, and Lucille Tarantino, 60. Another employee, Zachary Emenegger, was shot and wounded and survived by feigning death.

Floyd, a former U.S. Marine who had been honorably discharged, surrendered to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police after a brief standoff in the parking lot in which he held a shotgun to his own head. He later confessed and said he wanted to know what it would be like to shoot someone. He was charged with multiple counts including first-degree murder and attempted murder, convicted in July 2000, and sentenced to death.

Did anyone who worked at that Albertsons or lived nearby remember Dennis Sargent or the other employees from before June 3, 1999?