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Today we're going to explore the murder of 19-year-old New Yorker Rishan Brazel, and,

fair warning, it's a particularly disturbing case.

There are some brutal details, so brace yourself, because I'm about to tell you Rishan's story.

Rishan Brazil was last seen alive on February 14, 2005. The 19-year-old Brooklynite had plans for

a busy Valentine's Day, although not in the way you might think when you imagine the holiday.

Roshan was still a teen, but he was busy laying the foundation for his future as a professional adult.

He'd worked in fast food during his high school years, but was ready to move on to something else.

That day, he planned to hunt for a job that could help support him when he enrolled in college.

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