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On the night of June 24, 1992, 77-year-old ZeWan Huang, an Asian man, was at the El Grande Market in Tucson, Arizona, helping close up the small family grocery when violence tore through the routine end of the day. Known in official records as Zewan Huang or Huang Ze Wan, he was the elderly uncle of store manager Fred Gee, part of a tight-knit family that had run the market for years in a working-class neighborhood of south Tucson. By late evening the iron security gates were partly down, the sh ...
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  • Appeals court upholds conviction in El Grande Market triple murder
  • Prosecutor's Misconduct Taints Murder Verdicts - Los Angeles Times
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