On a warm evening in Pueblo, Colorado, James Albert Hamm, a 46-year-old White male, was enjoying one of his favorite pastimes: riding his motorcycle. A native of Pueblo, he was a sociable man with many friends, known for his skill in fixing and selling cars. He had built a life in his hometown, attending Centennial High School, marrying, and raising three children. For more than a dozen years, he worked for District 60 as a custodian at his alma mater, a job his children said he was very content
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