On April 13, 2014, Terri LaManno, a 53-year-old occupational therapist from Kansas City, was shot and killed in the parking lot of Village Shalom retirement community in Overland Park, Kansas while visiting her mother. The visit was part of her regular routine of caring for her mother; she was a married mother of three and a devout Catholic.

The gunman, identified in reports as Frazier Glenn Miller Jr., had opened fire earlier at the nearby Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City before proceeding to Village Shalom. Miller’s attack killed two other people at the community center, Dr. William Corporon and his grandson Reat Underwood, and witnesses said Miller made antisemitic remarks as he was taken into custody.

The case raises the question of who might have information about Terri’s final movements that afternoon or anything seen in the Village Shalom parking area that could clarify the timeline of events.