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The Case of Terrance Lewis

📻 Episode #143
🎙️ Hosted by Jason Flom
📅 Jul 22, 2020

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About This Episode

In 1996, Hulon Howard was allowing competing crack dealers to operate out of the front porch and basement of his home in West Philadelphia. He and his girlfriend, Lena Laws, enjoyed the fringe benefits until the usual trappings of the drug trade claimed Mr Howard’s life along with the freedom of a man with an…

The Case

In 1996, Hulon Howard was allowing competing crack dealers to operate out of the front porch and basement of his home in West Philadelphia. He and his girlfriend, Lena Laws, enjoyed the fringe benefits until the usual trappings of the drug trade claimed Mr Howard’s life along with the freedom of a man with an unfortunate nickname.

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00:04:42
“Speaker 1: another one of the men shot mister Howard with a Speaker 1: handgun and they stole twenty dollars from his Laws and Speaker 1: fled the scene. Speaker 2: You're right in regards to you know, her version of events, Speaker 2: whichever one, because there were many. One of her narratives”
00:18:43
“Speaker 2: they called CEOs, but they are police. Same thing goes Speaker 2: on what goes on out here, and I had to Speaker 2: navigate through that at a young age. So yeah, I Speaker 2: guess I'm not an average Joe because there isn't like Speaker 2: a layer of my soul. It desensitized me to a lot.”
00:33:36
“Speaker 2: the piece of evidence, not that I needed it, you know, Speaker 2: to prove that the witness you know, was lying and Speaker 2: that she was conhearsed to make up a story for Speaker 2: whatever reasons to this day we don't know, you know. Speaker 2: But nonetheless, stink is today, Mohammed.”

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