Yoshi Hattori, a Japanese student on an exchange program in the United States was on his way to a Halloween party in Louisiana. He showed up at the wrong house by mistake and was killed by the property owner. His death sparked world-wide attention of race relations and gun ownership. Saadia and Asad share the case.

SOURCE MATERIALS:

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  The Guardian - March 22, 2018 


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  The New York Times - October 23, 1992 


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  The New York Times - May 21, 1993 


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  The New York Times - May 24, 1993 


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  A Case Of More Than Mistaken Identity


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  BBC News - October 20, 2019 


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  The Washington Post October 27, 1992 


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  The Washington Post - April 20, 2023 


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  Hattori Vs Peairs Court Of Appeal 


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  Los Angeles Times - May 23, 1993 


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  Los Angeles Times - November 17, 1993 


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  UPI - May 22, 1993 


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  Louisiana Census 1990 


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  Justice Files - Get The Gun! In Baton Rouge (1/3)


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  Justice Files - Get The Gun! In Baton Rouge (2/3) 


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  Justice Files - Get The Gun! In Baton Rouge (3/3) 


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  Louisiana State Legislature - RS 14:20  


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  The Trace - November 22, 2022 


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  Giffords Law Center - Gun Violence Statistics 


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  Best Gun Control Charities

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