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Yeah, man, you know, it's dangerous every single day and there's always a situation.

And it's never a time in other words to where you

don't have a time not to be afraid.

Obie got life without possibility of parole on this offense and the person who testified

against him was John Jones who claimed he was one of the people that he had seen.

The officers had collected the bullets and gave them to the reporter, and the reporter never told anybody that he had those bullets.

They didn't have a mistrial.

They had both offenses that were charged for the same trial.

Yes. And they ended up having to dismiss the charges of that first offense.

Okay.

And they just continued on with the time.

Oh, my gosh.

On March 27, 1994, Philippe Angelus was shot and killed by two men outside of a Los Angeles

warehouse that was being used as a brothel.

The men argued, and during what appears to have been a robbery attempt, Angelus was murdered.

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