On the afternoon of April 6, 2015, 20-year-old Abraham Frayre, a male listed in records as being of “other” race, was at home with his family on Southwest 67th Street in southwest Oklahoma City when the ordinary rhythm of the day was broken in an instant. Their house sat in a quiet corner of the Hilcrest Heights addition, a secluded street where most neighbors had lived for decades and were used to watching out for one another. The Frayre family, by contrast, was relatively new to the block
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