The following podcast contains dramatizations of actual events.

Certain situations, dialogue, names, and locations may have been changed.

Some scenes are graphic in nature.

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Up next, these robbery teams appear to be skilled professionals.

They got more bold and brazen with how they were committing the acts.

So bold and brazen that a young store clerk is shot to death.

The robber fires one round from a semi-automatic 9mm pistol.

The killers apparently don't care that security semi-automatic 9mm pistol.

The killers apparently don't care that security video will catch them in the act,

and they make a crucial mistake.

That's caught on camera.

There's no perfect crime.

And sure enough, that's when we got the lead that would end up solving the case.

Shortly before midnight on May 20, 2015, 20-year-old Sean Smith arrived at a smoke shop called Smoke 911 in Woodstock, Georgia, an Atlanta suburb.

He was there to see his friend Enrique de Los Reyes,

whose shift at the store was just about to end.

21-year-old Enrique was known to everyone as E.J.

Being an only child, his parents doaded on him.

E.J. had taken a job at the Smoke 9-1-1 in Woodstock.

Pretty much his first adult job.

Sean often helped E.J. close up the store, but this time, something seemed different.

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