On the night of February 19, 1983, fourteen people were inside the Wah Mee Club, a private gambling club in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. A robbery turned into an execution-style massacre: more than thirty shots were fired and thirteen people, including 58-year-old Wing Wong, were killed by gunshot wounds to the head. Fourteen people were present and there was a single survivor, Wai Yok Chin, who despite injuries freed himself and alerted authorities.

The three men who entered the secured club were known to patrons, which is how they gained access. Two suspects were arrested within hours; the third fled to Canada and was arrested there later. Trials followed that resulted in convictions for all three men on varying charges. Wing Wong was one of the thirteen victims—does anyone have memories of him or information about his life that could add to the record?