A delayed Thanksgiving dinner in Muskegon, Michigan on November 29, 1998, ended in a family massacre that left five people dead. Nineteen-year-old April Boss, a Muskegon Community College student who hoped to become a teacher, went to her boyfriend Jedidiah Privacky’s home for the celebration and walked into a scene of violence. April was shot and killed after seeing the bodies of Jedidiah’s father Stephen and grandfather John. Jedidiah, 19, was also killed earlier while watching television; Linda Privacky and 78-year-old John Privacky were among the other victims.

Eighteen-year-old Seth Privacky, Jedidiah’s younger brother, carried out the killings after an argument with his father, then fled. He admitted the murders and said he had called a friend, 18-year-old Steven Wallace, afterward to move bodies and make the scene look like a robbery; both teens were charged with five counts of open murder, Wallace as an accessory. If anyone knew April or the Privacky family, or has information about that night, please share what is known.