Ofelia Cortez

But she worked there and she would get along with my brother and them.

So she would always give my brother and them, like, leftover burritos, you know, chips, whatever.

You know, she would always give them stuff all the time.

Because, you know, like she said, you know, they would, like, you know, come and get high with me.

You know, do weed or whatever.

So she would always do that for them.

That night that that happened...

He said he had went to the store and she was there and she remembers my brother going into the store with another friend of his and they went in there and she gave him burritos and they were talking and laughing in there, you know, whatever.

And while she was sitting there talking to my brother, she had got a phone call from her mom and her mom had told her that some guy had got shot right there.

And next to her house or whatever.

That's how that all came about.

She even said, like, there's no way he could have made it from all the way to the opposite side of town to the store and be normal and come in and, hey, how are you doing?

looked like he had nothing, like he wasn't sweating or nothing, you know what I mean?

And it's not close where that happened at.

It was pretty far.

So there was no way he could have moved from there to there and be like, oh yeah, hey, what's up?

And then, you know, so she said he was there, so...

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