Blood Echoes
“In response to Hill’s questions, Billy testified that he and Carl had not been raised together because when he was five, the two brothers had been placed in different foster homes because their mother could not support them.
“Did you ever know your father?” Hill asked.
“I don’t verily remembered him.”
But he did know his brother Carl, and on that fateful night in Baltimore, he’d been glad to see both Carl and Wayne.
“Did they ask you to go with them?”
“They asked me if I wanted to go.”
“What wa...s your answer?”
“Yes.”
“Why did you want to go?”
“Just got the urge to be with my brothers.”
For William Carroll (“Billy”) Isaacs, it would always remain just as simple as that.
On January 2, the day following Billy’s testimony, the prosecution and defense made their closing arguments in the case.
Rising to his full, imposing stature, Geer, in a deep, orotund voice, presented the situation as he saw it.
“What you do in this case,” he told the jury, “is going to determine whether or not members of the Alday family can be shot and killed by a meandering band of killers.”MoreLess
“Did you ever know your father?” Hill asked.
“I don’t verily remembered him.”
But he did know his brother Carl, and on that fateful night in Baltimore, he’d been glad to see both Carl and Wayne.
“Did they ask you to go with them?”
“They asked me if I wanted to go.”
“What wa...s your answer?”
“Yes.”
“Why did you want to go?”
“Just got the urge to be with my brothers.”
For William Carroll (“Billy”) Isaacs, it would always remain just as simple as that.
On January 2, the day following Billy’s testimony, the prosecution and defense made their closing arguments in the case.
Rising to his full, imposing stature, Geer, in a deep, orotund voice, presented the situation as he saw it.
“What you do in this case,” he told the jury, “is going to determine whether or not members of the Alday family can be shot and killed by a meandering band of killers.”MoreLess
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