Paul Sallee was 59 when he arrived for work at the Standard Gravure printing plant in Louisville, Kentucky, on September 14, 1989. Shortly after 8:30 a.m., coworker Joseph T. Wesbecker entered the building armed with an AK-47 and other firearms and began shooting. Wesbecker moved through the plant targeting supervisors and employees; Sallee was encountered in the pressroom and was shot and killed. He was one of eight employees murdered during a roughly half-hour assault that also wounded twelve others. The spree ended when Wesbecker shot himself; investigators concluded he acted alone and no arrests were made.

In the months after the massacre, it was reported Wesbecker had begun taking the antidepressant Prozac a month before the attack, and survivors and victims’ families later filed a lawsuit against the drug manufacturer alleging the medication contributed to his actions. Did anyone who worked at Standard Gravure in 1989 have memories or details about Paul Sallee they can share?