In August 1983, Charles Pray, a 57-year-old male whose race and ethnicity are not clearly documented in available public records, was working a late shift as the lone cashier at the Low Cost Market in Yuma, Arizona. The modest neighborhood store was a familiar part of his routine, a place where he handled the quiet late-night hours for customers stopping in for cigarettes, snacks, and last-minute groceries. Shortly before midnight on August 21, a man later identified as Bernard Smith backed his
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