Denny Drew, 55, was shot during a mass shooting on private land near Meteor, Wisconsin, on November 21, 2004. He was part of a hunting party that encountered another hunter, Chai Soua Vang, alleged to be trespassing in their deer stand. A dispute over the hunting spot escalated into gunfire. Drew suffered severe wounds to his lower chest, pancreas, stomach, and small intestine, was taken to a nearby hospital for surgery, and died the following day.

Five other people were killed in the attack and two other hunters were wounded but survived. Authorities apprehended Chai Soua Vang shortly after the shootings; he was charged with six counts of first-degree intentional homicide and multiple counts of attempted homicide. Vang claimed self-defense, saying he was shot at first and subjected to racial slurs, while prosecutors said several victims had been shot in the back as they fled. A jury rejected the self-defense claim and found Vang guilty on all counts, and he received six consecutive life terms without parole.

If anyone knew Denny Drew or was hunting in the Meteor area that day, did you notice anything about who was on the land that morning or about where hunters usually set stands?