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And it never happened again.

And I heard that if they broke in, they were going to apparently like chuck me in the boot of the car or something, beat me up and all the rest of it.

But I've never been more terrified in my life.

And that was one night.

And you essentially went through that every single day of your life.

So, of course, with increasing gang activity, it wouldn't be long before Junior would come onto the radar of local law enforcement.

He says that he undoubtedly brought it all on himself because of what he was getting into.

But he says that the police would eventually be knocking on his door any time something happened in the area.

And that wraps us up for this episode.

Coming up next time, it's November 14, 1995.

6.20pm, a cold night on Soul Road, Sunnyside, Washington.

Jose Aurelio is sitting in his vehicle when all of a sudden, two shots ring out.

And he's killed instantly.

Next time on One Minute Remaining.

And a special thank you this week to Producer Diverse for hooking us up with some of their music for today's episode.

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One Minute Remaining is a Mashed Pumpkin production.

Produced, hosted and created by Jack Lawrence.

Editing and sound design by Jack Lawrence and Dom Evans.