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CHAPTER FOURTEEN
Summary
Two cases connected to the Cook
County Jail have special significance to the people of Horner this summer: Urica
Winder, eight years old, and Jimmie Lee. Both have to do with drugs, both make
the newspapers, but both are incidents that the residents of Horner refuse to
discuss.
Urica Winder is the only witness in a murder case. She had watched Lawrence
Jackson and Bobbie Driskel kill her mother, her mother’s boyfriend, Shirley,
a friend of the family, and her four-year-old sister. They had repeatedly
stabbed the four and.....
Notes
The two cases connected to Horner are unusual in several ways. First,
someone actually steps forward to testify against gang activities, and
it is ironically a child. Second, the power Jimmie Lee had wielded is
not invincible. A judge has stepped forward and accorded a vicious drug
dealer the maximum penalty, a.......
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