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One, two, one.

Ron Levin, Wimpert.

That's how Joe Hunt described it to Dean as they walked down the beach together late one evening in Santa Monica.

Dean Carney had been asking Joe for days to tell him exactly what happened on the final night of Levin's life.

Joe had been reluctant about giving Dean the details.

Perhaps it was unpleasant for Joe to relive Dean thought at first.

But no, that's not possible.

Joe lived for this stuff.

He told the story like he was describing an action movie.

Levin laid face down on his bed in his Beverly Hills duplex with a loaded gun to the back of his head.

He was moments away from taking his final breath and he knew it.

He'd been unusually calm up to that point even after Jim Graham busted into his apartment wielding a gun.

But it was when Jim Graham slapped handcuffs on him that Ron somehow seemed to lose all hope.

Joe got Levin's suitcase and was about to pack his belongings so it looked like he went on his New York trip as planned.

But as Jim held the gun to the back of Levin's head, he got overly excited, impatient.

Jim pulled the trigger.

He fired before Joe instructed him to.

Why did he do that?

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