On July 9, 2015, 28-year-old William Polk, a white male, was found shot to death in the northwestern part of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, a killing that would be recorded as the city’s 65th homicide of the year. The details that reached the public were stark and simple: a man whose name would briefly surface in crime summaries, whose final moments unfolded somewhere in a stretch of the city defined in reports only as its northwest side, and whose life ended not in a long illness or an accident, bu
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