Greg Gillum, 38, was killed on September 2, 2008, during a violent shooting spree in Alger, Washington. He was working as a carpenter at a home on Silver Creek Drive with a colleague, David Radcliffe, when both men were shot and killed. The shooter later stole Radcliffe’s pickup truck.

Authorities identified 28-year-old Isaac Lee Zamora of Alger as the perpetrator. Investigators say Zamora began his rampage in a neighborhood in Alger, shot several residents and a Skagit County Sheriff’s deputy who had responded to a trespassing call, then continued onto Interstate 5 where another person was killed. Police reported Zamora was armed with firearms stolen from a nearby residence and quoted him as saying God told him what to do and to kill evil. Zamora was arrested and booked on multiple counts, including first-degree murder and first-degree assault with a deadly weapon; no other suspects were sought.

If anyone knew Greg Gillum, his work, or was in Alger that day, any recollections could help fill in details of the timeline and victims’ last movements.