In the cold, early hours of February 19, 1983, the vibrant life of 52-year-old Henning G. Chinn was tragically cut short in what would become a dark chapter in Seattle's history. Chinn was one of thirteen people brutally murdered inside the Wah Mee Club, a private gambling den tucked away in the city's International District. The motive behind the horrific event was a robbery, meticulously planned and ruthlessly executed by three men who were familiar faces to many of the club's patrons.
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