On the early morning of January 23, 2016, Son Duong, a convenience store owner, was found inside Kim’s Country Mart in Anadarko, Oklahoma, with multiple gunshot wounds and spent rifle shell casings nearby. Store security footage showed a lone figure in a Dallas Cowboys jacket pulled over a red hoodie enter around 12:30 a.m., raise a rifle and begin firing almost immediately while Duong stood at the counter; investigators later said Duong appeared to die almost instantly. The gunman then moved behind the counter, damaged the register and rummaged through items before fleeing, apparently without taking any money.

Investigators focused on two local teenagers: 18-year-old Joshua Lonewolf and 17-year-old Marcus Escobar. Court records and news reports identified Lonewolf as the man in the Cowboys jacket who carried the rifle and Escobar as the lookout across the street. Prosecutors treated the shooting as a planned robbery, citing prior visits to the store as surveillance; Lonewolf later entered a blind guilty plea to first-degree murder and received life with credit for time served, while Escobar remained charged separately. Do you have information about Duong, his routine at the store, or that night?