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Welcome to Murder Minute. On today's episode, the monster of Worcester, but first, your true

crime headlines. Two Milwaukee teenagers are facing homicide charges in the rape and murder

of E. Lee, who was brutally beaten and left for dead in Washington Park in September

of 2020. Lee was found unconscious and undressed below the waist in Washington Park on

September 16, 2020, by bystanders. She was still breathing, but unresponsive. She had

been sexually assaulted and suffered severe contusions to the face. Lee later died

on September 19, due to blunt force trauma to her head. Two teens, 17-year-old Kamari Lewis,

and 15-year-old Kevin Spencer now faced one count of first-degree intentional homicide

and one count of first-degree sexual assault for the crime. A criminal complaint said that

video showed five to six people potentially involved in the crime, running away from

the area. It appeared that Lee had been taken from a blanket to a tree where the sexual assault

occurred. She was then dragged to the edge of the pond and left for dead. Video from the

Washington Park Library showed 11 people leaving the park, some on bicycles and others

on foot. One of them was 17-year-old Lewis, according to prosecutors. One of the bystanders

who called 911 after finding Lee's body was later determined to have actually been in

the park during the assault. According to the complaint, they were walking with several

subjects, including Lewis and Spencer. When confronted, prosecutors said that that witness

gave a quote detailed statement, indicating that Lewis and Spencer be Lee and forced her

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