Peter Wong was a 20-year-old Asian man living in New York City when his life was cut short on the night of February 8, 1990. He spent that evening in the dim, smoky confines of Winnie’s Bar, a small but well-known Chinatown hangout on Bayard Street that had been a neighborhood fixture since the late 1980s, a place where regulars drank, talked, and tried to forget the tension simmering outside its doors. By the time police and medics converged on the sidewalk outside, Peter lay mortally wounded
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