On October 16, 1981, Roger Dale Click, 28, was shot dead inside an auto parts store in Allen, Kentucky. A 70-year-old retired miner, William Okie Bevins, entered the store and opened fire, wounding eight men and killing five, Click among them. Witnesses said Bevins and Click had argued outside the store shortly before the shooting.

Witnesses suggested the shooting may have been motivated by a personal dispute involving an alleged relationship between Bevins and Click’s wife, and that other victims were caught as potential witnesses to Bevins’s apparent primary target.

After the shooting Bevins reportedly drove home, discarded the weapon in a well, and was found sitting on his porch when police arrived. Bevins had a prior murder conviction from 1930 and told investigators he had no memory of the day’s events, blaming a spider bite. Who has information about Roger Click, the argument at the store, or what led up to that afternoon?