Shortly after 2 a.m. on September 22, 2013, a brawl in the parking lot of the Elks Charity Lodge in Muskegon, Michigan, escalated into a multiple-firearm shootout that left three young people dead, including 20-year-old Dupree Johnson. Johnson was struck multiple times in the back as he tried to flee toward a nearby wooded area; his body was later found in the woods. Two other victims were Ja’Colby Brown and Jalisa Love.

Witnesses identified Jamel Kawon Quinney as the person who allegedly began firing after being punched during the altercation. Quinney was arrested and charged with two counts of open murder in the deaths of Johnson and Brown, along with lying to police and carrying a concealed weapon. He entered a no-contest plea in 2014 and was sentenced in 2016. The chaotic nature of the shootout, with numerous people involved, has left uncertainty about who fired the shots that killed the three victims.

Did anyone at the lodge or nearby that night see something that could clarify who fired the fatal shots?