Nineteen-year-old Casey Wright, an African-American male from Oklahoma City, was a student who had grown up in the city where he was born, surrounded by a close family that included his mother, Katie, and several brothers and sisters. Friends and relatives later described him as a decent, kind young man who treated those around him like family, a big-brother figure whose presence filled their homes and lives. His days were rooted in school at U.S. Grant and the ordinary routines of a teenager wi
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