Jack Lawrence

So what age were you guys when this happened?

Watching someone die is hopefully something that not many of us will ever have to experience.

Let alone watching your best friend get shot in front of you and take his last breath.

This was now a reality for a 15-year-old Evaristo.

The perpetrator would be caught and charged and Junior would eventually bump into him in a jail cell.

Was anyone arrested for his shooting?

Do we know what happened to him?

So you say you ran into him a couple of times inside prison.

What was that like the first time you saw him?

Yes, to say the least.

Wow.

So we're going to take a quick break, and when we come back, we'll discuss the events that would change Junior's life forever.

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The thing that actually amazes me about you, Junior, is I know you're older now.

You're in your 40s.

You come across as a very calm individual.

I'm assuming that's taken you a while to... Because were you... Would you consider you were an angry kid?