My perfect escape would be...

A city break, somewhere with loads to do.

Nothing. Just relax and go.

Out. Dinner and drinks in the hotel before heading.

Too bad.

Nice and early for an amazing night's sleep.

On January 24th 1992, a man known as the Jamaican was fatally shot on a one-way street of

Rojas and North Philadelphia. It was just before 10pm and one witness described the night as

cold, windy and cloudy. A group of people huddled around a can with a fire in it trying

to keep warm. On the corner, a Hispanic man slung pot with a Puerto Rican teenager.

The street was known as a drug block.

One police officer claimed that the block's residents were quote, prisoners in their own

homes. And this night reinforced that idea. As the 10 o'clock hour approached, a handful

of streetlight people found themselves dodging a flurry of bullets and later trying to reconstruct

exactly what they'd seen. Of course, there accounts differed in a textbook example of

the Rojas' monofect. That left one person literally above the fray. A witness with what the

prosecutor would describe as a bird's eye view and the ability to see what actually happened.

And according to this witness, the shooter was Willie Veezy, who went by the name of Peewee.

Hi and welcome to Undisclosed, the state versus Willie Veezy. All three of us are back together

for this series and I'm really excited. This is Robbie Jothery here and I'm here with my colleague

Susan Simpson and Colin Miller. I'm Susan Simpson. I'm an attorney with the Valkovlog group

and I blog at viewfroml2.com. I'm Colin Miller. I'm an associate dean and professor at the University

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