Abstract: At approximately 1:30 a.m. on April 24, 1994, Employee #1, a daytime bartender, was helping Employee #2 close a tavern for the night. Although there were no signs of a forced entry, an armed gunman entered the tavern. Employee #1's hands and feet were tied behind his back. When a customer came to the tavern a struggle ensued. Tables and chairs were overturned and the customer was shot four times. Employee #1 was then moved downstairs to a storage/compressor room. The wife of Employee #1, who had been married to the employee for two weeks, became alarmed that he had not come home and went to the tavern at approximately 7 a.m. She called the police. Employee #1 was found shot in the head. Employee #2 was found approximately 1 1/2 miles away in a grassy area on the west side of Evergreen-Washelli Cemetery. She had been beaten in the back of the head, strangled, and her throat had been cut more than once.