NNPA NEWSWIRE — Throughout the trial, a key witness, Uriel Rincon, who was present at the recording studio the night of the murder, testified that the now convicted defendants, Karl Jordan Jr. and Ronald Washington, entered armed. Rincon claimed that Jordan was the one who shot Jay in the head, but Rincon said he kept the attackers’ identities a secret out of confusion and fear.
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