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[Music] [Music] oh my oh my Lord it was disguise a limit for a 21y old that was talented and that everybody
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[Music] loved I'm Kevin Harris's Dad okay he's my son and he was named after me it was going to be a Sunday like any
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other even if he didn't go to church that day he was naive Kevin trusted in Soul maybe a little too
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much he'd say why you got to tell everybody I'm your son I said because I'm proud of
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you my best friend my teammate I haven't been able to watch a a father take his son to the park with a ball you know for
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a while [Music] so [Music] he was making a name for himself cuz I heard where Britney and Rihanna actually
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were interested in some of his material Kevin always had it the Beats were great I knew he was going to make it
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some people have that thing where it's like you're Relentless to a point where nothing can stop you
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the stuff that he would send me was a lot of like an R&B feel mixed with like pop pop and
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Hip-Hop Church like gospel like those chords a lot of things were happening too quickly
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it videos camera shoots Ice Cube track and he went to that dog on Studio that night and that
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happened last day and he kissed me on it on my left cheek he hugged me and he just helded me
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and I said what's wrong Kevin and he said nothing mom he said everything's just happening
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so fast I feel like something's going to happen I said don't think like that 10 to 17 shots two different
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handguns how much do you have to kill him a lot of suspicious things happened that
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night the clues are absolutely out there we just need that one piece that one Smoking
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Gun [Music] [Music] [Applause] time is of the essence I've hate how long my breath takes those are the words
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of Kevin Harris on his Twitter account in the summer of 2009 Kevin was just 21 when he was
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gunned down shortly after 8:00 p.m. on a September Sunday that same year he had been sitting in his car alone in
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Englewood California a small City in Los Angeles close to LAX get a call at 9:15 are you at the
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hospital I said for what what happened what's wrong Kevin's been shot Kevin Harris senior is Kevin's dad
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we ran every light just to be told that we couldn't see him I was in denial Catherine is his mother the night that
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he was murdered and I do say murdered people like to say he passed he did pass on but someone actually took the time to
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murder him the harrises couldn't believe that somebody wanted their son dead this is this is Kevin this was
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during the the the photo shoot that they had so handsome confident very confident tell me about your angel our
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Angel our Ang she called him angel face his mother his mother I wish he could have met him he was beautiful man and he
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was still close with his childhood friends like Cameron Woods we've known each other since we were like 2 3 years
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old we continue going to the same school with each other all the way to all the way to
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here um it's still so fresh yeah hold on sorry what are you thinking I don't want to
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cry it's a little harder a little H yeah it's okay you know that right what do you miss most about him
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his smile his generosity never heard anybody tell me anything bad about him say anything bad
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about him never really heard him say anything bad about anyone besides my beard feel you know I
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mean no one's perfect but he was he was close he was close to that the harrises led by example were
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working hard dad at the LA airport and selling cars and Mom working retail they were regulars in church and
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they sent Kevin to a Catholic school she and I were like helicopter parents under
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surveillance at all time as a form of protection yes if he hadn't come home at a certain time I would text a question
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mark just knowing the the possible hearts that lay out there in the street one of Kevin's Hobbies Cameron says was
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hanging out with his mom spending time with his mom really yeah he love you wait wait wait a teenager enjoying
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spending time with his parents I don't know if I should say it but he was like kind of like a mama's boy but I mean I'm
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a mama's boy so there's nothing wrong with that Kevin was a perfect date Jasmine
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Tanner was Kevin's High School sweet sart not really a huge dancer but like you know he had his little twostep that
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he would do everything that he did was in from a very loving place the harrises kept their son
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involved in sports especially basketball I'll take you through my house right now right here in my room
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but his real calling was music much of the music you're hearing in this broadcast is his see this all you need
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right here is a little kid right here you turn up the music for a second see got all that got the
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turntables mix [Music] s he taught himself to play he taught himself he had Rock he had Classics he
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had Jazz uh East Indian music soon after high school graduation Kevin landed a gig apprenticing at a
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local music studio yeah he start boobing that head and then he just the next thing you know he's like oh oh listen to
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this and then he'll click something it's like going to the next level by the summer of 2009 he'd stacked up hundreds
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of hours in the studio he began breaking into the Los Angeles hipop scene but he
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just wanted to be the best producer ever Kevin's Vibe was he was comfortable with himself Sonia techly is a poet and
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singer one of a number of artists working with Kevin I had never felt comfortable
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in recording sessions until my sessions with him and a lot of times like you know guys are just trying to like get at
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girls and do all these things but he was just he stayed in his Lane he was focused on his
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work as Kevin's career picked up speed he bragged about working at a big fancy Studio where Michael Jackson once
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recorded Thriller and he was like right there like you know like a pin ball and you get your ball ready and and you pull
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it back and then let go but everything would soon come to an abrupt and violent end my naive loving son probably just
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could have been possibly Sleeping with the Enemy and had no [Music] idea [Music]
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to this day no one has been charged for the murder of Kevin Harris they thought we're going to do
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this sneaky stuff here and we'll get away with it they effed with the wrong father this
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[Music] time Kevin Harris senior is determined to change that he spent the past 11
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years Seeking Justice for his his namesake I never got to speak to Kevin that day at all I went to
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work 9:00 a.m. he was still asleep and I looked in on him and I left that Sunday morning in the summer
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of 2009 Kevin shared breakfast with his mother Catherine I saw have the plate the paper the
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napkin the last carton of juice I have all of that from that day you Memorial realized
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him I just love him I love him retracing their son's steps the harrises say nothing seemed unusual that
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day from what I hear at some point he wound up at a Pop Warner football game and then later on he went to his
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aunt's Karen Staten is the last known person to see Kevin alive he was his regular happy go-lucky
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self hi Auntie how you doing what'd you cook and he stayed we ate we laughed we talked and after a few hours Kevin left
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saying he was headed to the music studio I said Kevin don't go we're having too much fun I don't want you to go
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yet and he said auntie I have to go because the studio is quiet no one's there I can record I can go over some
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things I can write can perfect what I'm working on and we hugged each other and he was out the
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door he drove to the studio in his beloved Green Camaro he was supposed to meet up with a friend known in the
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community as a wannabe rapper but that friend was a no-show a lot of suspicious things happened that
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night the studio was in a converted Garage in a residential neighborhood Kevin arrived but never made it out of
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his car he was shot multiple times from two different guns I never expected anything
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like this to happen to Kevin Kevin's friend Jasmine says he didn't have a chance to find out that he was shot
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outside the studio that he loved to go to so much it was just like nowhere is safe the harrises went to the crimes
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seen no more than 3 hours after their son had been shot the police were already gone it was already cleaned up
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it was so weird and strange it was like why is this crime scene already done car
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was gone everything it seems as if they were more expeditious in cleaning up their crime scene than they were in
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trying to find out who did this within the proverbial 24 to 48 hours that's what it seemed
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like C Catherine took what was left behind I walked around in front of the studio and I saw blood wipe the blood up
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off the street and uh the glass from his window was on the ground and I used my hands as a broom to gather the
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glass this young man deserves better than what happened here there was early speculation that Kevin's death was Gang
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Related an assumption that upset his father you hear shot and kill and the first
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thing you want to say drive by was he in the game no no he wasn't he was just a loving
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young man with a heart as big as his church music journalist Raman Duke says no matter how innocent the victim is
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people assume a crime like this is Gang Related cuz there's a young black man so
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it's automatic yeah and in that and specifically within that neighborhood 100% young black man shot in the music
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business yeah those are all elements and the odds of solving crimes with those elements are slim for one
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thing witnesses can be hard to find people in these communities they stick together when these situations occur
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they're like I'm not not dealing with with the law enforcement they weren't here to help us why we going to why we
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going to help them I have seen people step forward but the majority of the time that doesn't happen
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why a lot of times cuz they're afraid that person still has to live in that neighborhood there there might be
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some retaliation there's this mentality where it's like just mind your own business as time passed Kevin's parents
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felt that the police pushed their son's case to the back burner even when they tried to help and they would tell me
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just go home just go home we'll take care of this we let the law enforcement handle
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it unfortunately it didn't work it was sat on the police told 48 Hours quote our hearts go out to the parents and
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family of Kevin the Englewood police department has done everything possible to bring closure and Justice to the
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family the harrises continued to push for answers they held memorials for Kevin inviting the police and local
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officials but the stress of losing their son took its toll the gun kills more than this
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intended victim and it always will and after he died not right away but a lot of everything that meant everything to
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our family was destroyed two years after Kevin's murder the harrises ended their 23-year
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[Music] marriage it was a dark time for Kevin Senior he searched for [Music] Solace and he found it in church a
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Baptist Church in the Los Angeles community of [Music] Watts my heart it's broken but God has
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piece by piece put it back together Pastor Winford Bell helped the heartbroken father Channel his grief
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into a newfound purpose speaking out against gun violence for Bell's organization Silver Lining of hope my
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heart has been ripped Smither I really Revel in this because it's medicine to my soul to speak about the loss of my
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son Kevin stepped up when they kill your baby it's few people that want to fight
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to fix it so that your baby or my baby or anybody else's baby doesn't suffer the same
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[Music] thing now more at peace with himself Kevin Senior found more will to keep up
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the long fight to find out who murdered his son and he was about to get some unexpected help we're going to put as
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much time and energy as it takes we will not stop we will figure this [Music] out
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[Music] Kevin Harris Senor continued to speak out 6 years after his son's senseless
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murder his heartbreaking story finally had an impact the local police brought in the FBI to work the case when I heard
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I was going to get a call from the FBI I felt that all my aggressiveness wasn't in vain have
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you met the parents I have the parents are fantastic and as soon as I met them we immediately bonded and
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they have begged us to just find the people that did this and that's my commitment to them Vette Morgan is in
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charge of FBI criminal investigations in Los Angeles I'm vested so we'll find them and we'll hold them accountable
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Welcome to the New [Music] FBI I think the there was a tough case with you know not a lot of evidence
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there was no DNA there was no actual physical touching FBI special agent Sean sterley got the case he started with the
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crime scene photos and with what witnesses that did speak out saw a dark sedan that pulled up next to Kevin
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Harris's Camaro the shots were fired from that car we believe there were probably three people in the car the
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driver and two Shooters they were approximately about 6 in door Tod door so close that the shell Cas casings from
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the shooters guns two of them end up inside Kevin's [Music] car also new to the case former LA
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detective John Skaggs know the streets and I know how to talk to people where are you taking us right now
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we're going to the crime scene where Kevin was killed there's a couple things I need to
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look at and then there's a uh resident that I want to talk to scags came out of retirement to work with the local Cold
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Case unit and assist the FBI so is this a hopeless case or a stalled case uh it is stalled and absolutely not hopeless
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and what's the difference well there's still clues that haven't been burned out this is the street where Kevin was
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murdered exactly [Music] detective scags walks into the house attached to the music studio hey John
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skags from Englewood police and comes out a half an hour later with owner Randy Thomas Hi how are you I'm Michelle
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Miller 48 hours so Michelle had a really good talk with Randy uh he was friends he knew Kevin for about four years and
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Kevin would use his studio for for his music Randy says by the time he got outside that night the shooters were
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gone I heard cap cap cap I thought it was firecrackers then the neighbor came outside and said somebody shot and you
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saw Kevin's I saw the green camear I said oh my God oh my God the amms came in the fir truck and they pulled him out
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tried to revive him but it was bad to see him here on the street in front of your house broke my
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heart it's almost like someone had to have follow him here so you think it was someone he knew that I don't know but I
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know that no one comes here on Sunday [Music] nights the new detectives confirmed what
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Kevin's parents and friends had said all along Kevin Harris was really quite a remarkable kid and we probably did
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somewhere close to 70 to 80 interviews we could not find anybody who would say anything you closely remotely uh
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negative about [Music] him and they learned that in the months before his death Kevin's career was on a
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roll this studio was his home base there a lot of steps be very careful okay so you have a sound mixer right you
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have a sound booth right so this is where we do the music at and Kevin had key he can come anytime he' like to
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come in the summer of 2009 Kevin was becoming better known by his stage name track
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bully I think he was just really positive about the way his life was going I mean his name was track bully
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for exactly cuz his tracks was crazy one of the artists Kevin was closest with was jizzel a hip-hop poet
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and rapper seen in this video with Diddy I look at this picture and what do you see oh man that was just bro when he was
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hungry like just trying to figure it out he got the TV on his hat for track bully
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but by then he was already like lit kind of huh yeah yeah he was lit and I used to go by Lady g at the time so he' be
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like what's up lady G like man you got to mess with me on the music man and so he finally like sent me a a like a at
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your beat we can get it we get it get it jizzel and Kevin work together on Poppin a catchy tune they believe could
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break through and become a hit this is poppin this is poppin wow that's you yeah man is that him right there yeah
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willly right there off to the side yeah Kevin was clearly proud of that song jizzel may have been the star but Kevin
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made sure everyone knew he was the force behind it and then there was his Triumph
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of scoring a really big saale it was to hipop Star Ice Cube once again proudly tweeting about his feet right before he
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was killed he had sold the track to Ice Cube I mean how big of a deal was that it's a very big deal Ice Cube was a
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legend in music not just hip-hop it's music it's a really big deal Kevin's career was skyrocketing and
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his dad was feeling a little uneasy if I would have had a chance I would have reeled him back in just a little bit
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looking back Kevin Senor believes his son was playing with fire put it this way there's not this
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evil Grim Reaper with a hood that's just standing around on streets normally is someone that you know or someone you've
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had an acquaintance with a friend one day enem me the [Music] [Music] next the new detectives continued to study
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the crime scene photos kind of like you see his life right there I mean high school basketball player great outside
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shooter his laptop and his uh hard drive with all his his music so in his car for
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all his loves and horribly that's where he died since Kevin's reputation was golden
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they wondered if his death could have been a case of mistaken identity they learned Kevin wasn't the only one in
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town with a green Camaro there was an active gang member that lived less than two blocks away from Kevin at the
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time that gang member they say had a lookalike car I was able to interview him the guy's changed his life and he's
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told me about some of the stuff that he was doing back in that day there could easily be a cause for somebody to
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retaliate against anybody driving a green Comm when you grow up in La no matter how
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sheltered you are or how strict your parents are you're going to run into the culture it's no secret that Los Angeles
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does have a gang culture even though he wasn't in the streets I think we all kind of know what that's like you know
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your parents can't protect you from everything but detectives now say they took a hard hard look at that mistaken
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identity Theory and ruled it [Music] out they believe that Kevin rolled down his window to talk to the people who
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drove up next to him that night and that he would not have done that unless he knew them so they're looking at each
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other eye to eye that kind of dispels gang retaliation shooting where Kevin was misidentified for another gang
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member they were convinced Kevin Harris was the intended target Target but why were there clues in his surging career
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for one thing in the hip-hop business you can get rich overnight you have like really young
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artists like 18 19 years old and they're millionaires two three years before that
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they probably have $10 in their pocket Kevin hadn't made any big money yet but he definitely was a prospect a kid with
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big potential he was really hustling trying to get artists and putting music together and getting his music heard
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Kevin was all over the place he was putting himself out there more people more parties and his tweets
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show it party in Baldwin Hills pool party at the [Music] custom there's no other way to kind of
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attain your goals and aspirations without going at it 24/7 I could just see that in him you're
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just showing up where you're supposed to show up and yourself out there putting himself out there he was
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getting a little more flashy he put extra wide chrome wheels on his Camaro his dad didn't approve now you're kind
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of blinging a little bit too much for maybe the average young man you have to be less visible and Kevin was also
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getting louder on Twitter Kevin got real cocky his name was like really getting out there I did feel like you know maybe
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he was kind of feeling himself a little fluffing his uh his little feathers I felt like blessing people with my
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presence he tweeted word was that Kevin didn't want to work with people who weren't up to his level when you start
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getting hot everybody wants a piece of you you just can't work with everybody and Sometimes some people get
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offended by that things could happen out of those situations and Kevin wasn't shy about
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calling some people out that's clear in his tweets I'm getting bored by my so-called peers and here he says someone
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was quote exceeding their talent in the music business words like that could be a problem there's no
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difference between that and dissing someone in the streets what is a diss a dis is disrespect it's a very real thing
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and again it goes back to like these Street rules so a lot of this conversation is through social media
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Twitter specifically I'm sure that Kevin was aware of it did he think it would lead to him potentially losing his
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life I don't think so just who was Kevin dsing in those tweets no one knows for sure could it
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have been that wannabe rapper who stood him up at the studio that night what was
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there bad blood between them the people who knew Kevin best sensed he was uneasy
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in the weeks before his death his demeanor did seem a little different I couldn't really pinpoint like what it
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was but I can tell when someone's Vibe is off he'll come home couple times I'd see him look back out the door
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I'd say Mr Wrong Man somebody following you n no I'm okay the Harris is that prepared Ed
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Kevin for life growing up in a tough neighborhood there was sometimes gunfire in the area but they believed they
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taught Kevin how to avoid it still Kevin Senior was taken aback by a question his
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son had at one point he did ask me about what do you think about bulletproof windows I said why I said
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Kevin is somebody bothering you no it's all right I'm okay I said just let me know I left here long enough
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we could we could speak on it we can get it taken care of peacefully no I'm all right Dad it was
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always I'm all right Dad I love you Kevin but something must have been wrong after Kevin died Catherine was surprised
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to learn that he was thinking of joining the military and getting out of town a week after uh he was murdered I received
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a letter from the recruiter's office for him to go see the recruiter you know a lot of people say timing is everything
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and gosh I wish I kind of wish it would have came a week [Music] [Music] earlier get we get we get a we can get a
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we can get it get it Kevin Harris never lived to see his recording played on the
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radio that song by jizzel I was at work and then someone told me that it would be coming on and then I hear it and I
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kind of broke down right there everybody came running over you know I said that's that's Kevin that's
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my son 11 years later his father is putting his faith into the the new investigation
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the clues are absolutely out there we just need that one piece that one Smoking Gun that we need to solidify
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this this is an active case so the detectives won't name the names of anyone they have in their sites but
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scags did drop this clue about Kevin's last day he had made plans with one of the individuals who's definitely a
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suspect in this case to meet him at the studio at 8:00 as far as I know that individual was the only other person
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that knew that Kevin was going to be at the studio at 8 p.m. we have now learned that that man
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was Desmond Carter the wannabe rapper that Kevin was supposed to meet at the studio that night he definitely caught
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the attention of the police in fact 48 Hours has learned that Desmond Carter was arrested for the murder of Kevin
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Harris in 2017 and here's the record Carter was questioned but never charged with anything authorities told
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us the evidence they had did not cross the threshold of Reasonable Doubt still Desmond Carter remains a
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suspect that's partly because there had been bad blood between Desmond and Kevin
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word on the street was that Kevin had dissed Desmond by refusing to give him beats whatever it was that brought Kevin
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to the studio that night authorities suspect it was a trap I believe Kevin Harris was set up Kevin's own words may
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support that theory 10 days or two weeks before his death when he told one of his
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best friends that something's come up missing I'm getting blamed for it I didn't have anything to do with it but
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I'm really scared of what might happen [Music] what had gone missing that Kevin was
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being blamed for was it money drugs police have told 48 hours they do not believe that Kevin was dealing drugs
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somebody blamed him for doing something that they did and blamed him to some big
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hitters that were going to seek revenge this is a classic story of a kid who trusted too much in several other
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people that he didn't really know that well but he gave them all his Trust and he ended up being killed as a
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result we reached out to Desmond Carter he didn't want to go on camera or comment directly but through a friend he
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said he had nothing to do with Kevin's death and that he thought of Kevin as one of his best friends I'm angry yes
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I'm angry I'm angry with certain people that were hanging around my son because it has all the ear marks of someone that
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he knows knows well that was in the circle I grew up at the beach I really love the ocean and it's always been part
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of my life detective Scag says walking on the nearby Beach helps clear his head and reminds him to be
00:37:17
patient it does not discourage me it's if these cases were easy they' all be solved I know that some of the people
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that I'm interviewing are not telling me the truth so you know just makes it so hard detectives are hoping for new
00:37:31
information there was a ton of circumstantial evidence that kind of end ends up adding up into one big
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significant theory that I think we're very close to proving we think we're 80 85% there I am fully confident that this
00:37:46
case is going to be solved yeah so anybody who has any information about what happened to Kevin
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that day whether they were an eyewitness overheard something at a later date or later got knowledge of what happened to
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Kevin and who Hur him that person needs to come forward for so many reasons first of all for justice justice for
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Kevin and his family it's the right thing to do and could be preventing these bad guys from hurting more people
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we really need help from the public and anybody who knows anything about this case and what happened to him and what
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happened that night to come forward and that's what our plea is to uh to the public as the case stands today the
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murder of Kevin Harris remains unsolved you still miss him what do you miss most I just miss his spirit I think um
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it's just not knowing you know not knowing not supposed to cry but um just not knowing like to
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see all that potential just to see that the path that he was on to know the support support that he had from
00:38:58
everyone around him it's just really unfortunate to not be able to see that just you know reach his full
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potential you know so I just I just miss the spirit I miss having him around I miss I miss the fact that I that we all
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missed the chance to see how he would grow you know Kevin's parents say they'll never
00:39:19
give up I have nothing else to do with the grief that I feel every day but to be motivated by when I walk out the door
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each day let's kick some doors in this stay Relentless with this you can't hide from God you can hide here on Earth duck
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and Dodge go to another state go to another continent whatever but you can't hide from
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God the FBI helped fund Billboards to help get new information they've also contributed to a $50,000 reward the
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harrises say the reason they agreed to talk with 48 hours is their hope this will finally bring Justice for their son
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but when I go to sleep and I dream he's always there with [Music] me for my son I'm never going to stop
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[Music] grieving murdered he was a murdered these pictures are in my room and to be honest with you since we
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resemble each other so much I turn them backwards it's kind of hard to look at him all the time like that Kevin Harris
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Senor doesn't need to look at those pictures anymore because the image of his son is fresh in his mind every
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single day and he is consumed with solving this case for one reason so I can lay my son soar rest
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properly his mother and I will make sure his passion and his dream lives on [Music]
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the FBI is asking for information from the public the tip line phone number is 3104776565
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take an in-depth look into the investigation to find who killed Kevin Harris at 48
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hours.com I just my boyfriend the night but police say she confessed to murder i l one big
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problem you can't hear it how do you mess up the confession what will a jury believe 48 hours Saturday at 109 Central
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