Juju Chang

That's when an aggressive rising star, prosecutor Anna Siga Nicolazzi, gets assigned to the case.

That's when an aggressive rising star, prosecutor Anna Siga Nicolazzi, gets assigned to the case.

That's when an aggressive rising star, prosecutor Anna Siga Nicolazzi, gets assigned to the case.

How many people did you interview? Over 100, well over 100. Nicolazzi employs a tactic often used in organized crime cases, forcing witnesses, including Juca's friends, to testify before a grand jury. She squeezes those friends to build a narrative.

How many people did you interview? Over 100, well over 100. Nicolazzi employs a tactic often used in organized crime cases, forcing witnesses, including Juca's friends, to testify before a grand jury. She squeezes those friends to build a narrative.

How many people did you interview? Over 100, well over 100. Nicolazzi employs a tactic often used in organized crime cases, forcing witnesses, including Juca's friends, to testify before a grand jury. She squeezes those friends to build a narrative.

First, Albert Cleary, that one-time suspect, now turned state's witness. Then there's Juca's own girlfriend, Lauren Cassiano. Both say Juca told him he was the one who supplied the gun that killed Mark Fisher.

First, Albert Cleary, that one-time suspect, now turned state's witness. Then there's Juca's own girlfriend, Lauren Cassiano. Both say Juca told him he was the one who supplied the gun that killed Mark Fisher.

First, Albert Cleary, that one-time suspect, now turned state's witness. Then there's Juca's own girlfriend, Lauren Cassiano. Both say Juca told him he was the one who supplied the gun that killed Mark Fisher.

John Juca is put on trial for the murder of Mark Fisher, as is that drug dealer who cut off his dreadlocks, Antonio Russo. At trial, prosecutors paint a picture of two neighborhood thugs, part of a wannabe gang called the Ghetto Mafia, out to get street cred by scoring a kill. John was made out to be a young Tony Soprano and that his crew were like the Sopranos.

John Juca is put on trial for the murder of Mark Fisher, as is that drug dealer who cut off his dreadlocks, Antonio Russo. At trial, prosecutors paint a picture of two neighborhood thugs, part of a wannabe gang called the Ghetto Mafia, out to get street cred by scoring a kill. John was made out to be a young Tony Soprano and that his crew were like the Sopranos.

John Juca is put on trial for the murder of Mark Fisher, as is that drug dealer who cut off his dreadlocks, Antonio Russo. At trial, prosecutors paint a picture of two neighborhood thugs, part of a wannabe gang called the Ghetto Mafia, out to get street cred by scoring a kill. John was made out to be a young Tony Soprano and that his crew were like the Sopranos.

The ghetto mafia motive is the crux of the prosecution's case against Doreen's son. That was a joke, Juju.

The ghetto mafia motive is the crux of the prosecution's case against Doreen's son. That was a joke, Juju.

The ghetto mafia motive is the crux of the prosecution's case against Doreen's son. That was a joke, Juju.

But the prosecutor has an ace up her sleeve, a jailhouse snitch by the name of John Evito, who'd approached the ambitious ADA with a story to tell.

But the prosecutor has an ace up her sleeve, a jailhouse snitch by the name of John Evito, who'd approached the ambitious ADA with a story to tell.

But the prosecutor has an ace up her sleeve, a jailhouse snitch by the name of John Evito, who'd approached the ambitious ADA with a story to tell.

A veto testifies that his prison mate told him that he had pistol-whipped Mark Fisher and then his buddy, Antonio Russo, shot him dead.

A veto testifies that his prison mate told him that he had pistol-whipped Mark Fisher and then his buddy, Antonio Russo, shot him dead.