On the evening of April 4, 1990, a robbery at a house on St. Aubin Street in Detroit ended in one of the city’s most notorious mass murders. Six people were killed: 16-year-old Bobby Lee Frazier; Steven Owens, 32, the house operator and apparent target of the robbery; Rodney Lamarr Lewis, 22; Carl D. Williams, 21; LeVon Robinson, 18; and 15-year-old Robert Lee Hill.

Survivors of the attack helped investigators move the case forward quickly. Four suspects were arrested and charged: 18-year-old Tamara Marie Marshall, accused of masterminding the robbery and, according to the prosecution, shooting Owens; 19-year-old Jamal Latiff Biggs; 20-year-old Mark Lamond Bell; and Marc Caison. Jurors later convicted Marshall on multiple counts and imposed life without parole; juries also convicted Biggs and Bell of first-degree murder and sentenced them to life.

Does anyone have information about Bobby Lee Frazier or memories of the St. Aubin Street killings that might shed light on the night of April 4?