Michael Nana Baffour Addo was 35 when he was shot and killed on May 12, 2014, while working a shift at a Rite Aid pharmacy near the Frandor Shopping Center in East Lansing, Michigan. According to reports, a customer demanded a prescription drug without proper authorization; Addo refused and the customer left, then returned with a gun and shot him in the face. Nothing was taken from the pharmacy, and investigators say robbery was not the motive.

About 15 minutes after Addo was killed, the same gunman drove to a home in East Lansing and fatally shot a second victim, Jordan Rogers. The suspect, described in reports as a 34-year-old Iraqi war veteran from East Lansing, had been involved in a heated argument with Rogers the previous night. After the two shootings, police engaged the suspect in a standoff at his duplex and eventually took him into custody.

Addo had moved to the United States in 2007 and worked as a pharmacist; he had expressed a desire to return to Ghana to open his own pharmacy. He is survived by his wife and a daughter who was 11 months old at the time and living in Ghana with her mother. Did anyone in the area remember Addo at work that day or notice anything about the customer before he returned with a gun?