They surrounded him.

September 19, 2006

They surrounded him. They trapped him on the corner and beat him to an inch of his life. 6 on 1. They had Ball bats and knives. They made sure he died in pain. I don’t know who else heard his screams, but I heard them. I heard them and did nothing. I wanted to. But we all know what happens to someone who talks. The same thing that happened to him. It doesn’t pay to be a do-gooder around here.

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