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You see Mr. Lundack get out of his car and sort of use his car door almost kind of like as a shield.

And he started firing at the victim.

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St. Louis Police, they're searching for a Sular bar owner wanted for murder.

Just before 8.30, on the morning of June 5, 2020,

St. Louis police officers responded to a report of a shooting in the city's Sulard neighborhood.

They arrived to find 42-year-old Jeffrey Amick shot multiple times.

Emergency crews rushed Amick to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Police detectives would soon discover video of the killing and identify a bar owner named Joshua Lundack as the shooter.

Investigators say Lundack shot Amick several times.

It's something Lundack himself would admit to, leaving a jury to decide if the killing was self-defense or murder. This was caught on video. How can you convince 11 people that this was not murder?

You had to put the video in context. In the context of the video was the end result of what I would

consider a year of a campaign of terror.

Christine Byers is a crime reporter with KSDK and St. Louis.

Christine, thanks for joining us once again.

Thanks for having me.

So you recently covered the murder trial of a St. Louis bar owner named Joshua Lundack.

Before we get into the case, tell us a little bit about Lundack's background.

So Mr. Lundack is a business owner who owns the bar known as Henry's Bar in a neighborhood in St. Louis called Soolard.

And the morning that this happened, he was on his way to work in his car in the alley when the victim approached him.

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