On February 19, 1983, a robbery at the Wah Mee Club in Seattle’s Chinatown International District ended in a mass shooting that left thirteen people dead. Among the victims was 52-year-old restaurateur Moo Min Mar, who, along with his wife Jean Mar and others, was bound, robbed, and shot in the head. The victims had been hog-tied before the executions, and the scene was described as carnage amid the remnants of the night’s gambling.

Three men were identified as the perpetrators: Kwan Fai Willie Mak, Keung Kin Benjamin Ng, and Wai Chiu Tony Ng. A lone survivor, Wai Yok Chin, later identified the attackers. Mak and Benjamin Ng were arrested quickly; Tony Ng fled to Canada before being captured and returned to the United States. The three faced high-profile trials. Mak and Benjamin Ng were convicted of multiple counts of aggravated first-degree murder and received life without parole; Tony Ng was convicted of robbery and assault-related charges, received a thirty-year sentence, and was later paroled and deported.

What details about the Wah Mee Club or the victims might help anyone who remembers that night come forward with information?