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trying to make something out of their life. they weren t bad kids. when local news agencies reported the murders, a witness came forward with some revealing information. a few hours before the murders, the witness saw three men in a cadillac escalade shouting obscenities and making inappropriate gestures to an asian man in the car behind them. she remembers it clearly. she thought it was a road rage incident and these three white kids were somehow racially attacking this asian kid. the witness identified the three men in the escalade as jason mcguigan, daniel swanson, and dustin wilson, the three murder victims. in a case that had so many stunning revelations, this one ranked right up there with it.
some other way. next, police started to run down the vehicles parked outside jason s apartment. one was jason s cadillac escalade. the other was a red toyota, one of two vehicles owned by jason s friend, 19-year-old mark wu. he was from taiwan, the son of a wealthy businessman and an honor student at the university of wisconsin. when police tracked him down, mark wu was in new york city and about to board a plane to taiwan to visit his family for the summer vacation. mark said he left one of his two cars in jason s parking lot because it was safer than parking in the city. wu had a residence downtown in madison and parking down there is very difficult. and he had a number of vehicles. so by keeping one of them out at jason mcguigan s residence, he didn t have to worry about parking tickets. on the night of the murders,
the pitch. it s in the dirt. past the catcher. the runner from third is heading home. and there s the throw. safe! the game ends in a wild pitch, and pittsburgh wins, 7-6. i don t believe it. for the second night in a row, pittsburgh wins in 15 innings. according to friends, when mark realized that he won, he couldn t contain his excitement. wu is ecstatic. he s screaming, he s excited. 17 grand, i won 17 grand. when mark wu asked jason mcguigan for the $17,000 he had won, he learned for the first time that jason never placed the bet. jason reacts to that by pulling his newly purchased glock pistol out of his pants, waves it at him and says, shut the [ bleep ] up. there is, in fact, no bet placed. nothing documents that wu had any money put down. jason did not have any money put down. so this bet is completely a false bet. why jason didn t place the
that mark wu had, over a four- or five-month period, drawn more than $70,000 out of his bank account, that mark wu was telling investigators that he, at one occasion, had dropped $15,000 on a single bet. and investigators already knew there was a disagreement about the baseball bet and that mark wu believed jason owed him $17,000. so it tells us that there s definitely some money issues going on between the two of them and they re very severe in nature. mark gave police permission to search his apartment. they found no bloody clothes or weapons. but in the parking lot was the second vehicle mark wu owned. this one was silver, like the one seen following jason mcguigan the afternoon before the murders. inside was the owner s manual for a glock 9 millimeter pistol, like the one missing from