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We're going to go to Warren right now. And even though recently changed this grey building

on the right, this 1500 block of projectile was an ice cream place. So kids would frequently

hang out there. That's where they get their ice cream.

The other thing you'll notice is that the streets tend to get pretty narrow down here. They're

more designed for the old. I mean, a lot of these houses down in the city might have been

built in the early 1900s. So the streets become a lot narrower. Turn right here. There we go.

At each other, in a positive direction, one is going to have to pull off. So people can't

go as fast as these areas. And we're going to park here and we'll go to the walking

park. In 1987, nine-year-old Eric Coy was living with his parents and older brother

in a central neighborhood of Martinez, Northern California. Most Saturdays Eric played with

his cousin, Edrick, who was also his best friend. Edrick only lived to fight me in a bike ride

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