Dwight Dees, a 20-year-old Black / African American man from Rochester, New York, had been trying to steady his life—taking classes at a community college and, for a time, living under the roof of his sister and her husband, James Turner. In the months before he was killed, a decision surfaced that would later haunt every retelling of what happened: he resumed payments on a $50,000 life-insurance policy that he’d previously let lapse when money got tight.
On the night he died in Janu
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