On April 12, 1982, Leo Kuranuki, 54, a male Asian CBS television technician, finished his day and made the familiar climb to the rooftop parking area on Hudson River Pier 92 in Manhattan. The roof should have been nothing more than open air, concrete, and the quiet choreography of coworkers heading home, but a few steps into the lot the ordinary scene fractured—nearby, a masked figure was dragging a woman’s limp body toward a waiting van. Kuranuki and two coworkers moved toward the struggle,
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