NEW YORK (AP) — She was a teenaged aspiring R&B singer and rapper who had gotten an appointment at Jam Master Jay's recording studio.
Concepcion was brought to tears as she testified Thursday in the trial of two men charged in the 2002 killing.
“Where did Jay get shot?” she recalled asking one of the DJ's aides, Uriel Rincon, who himself had been shot in the leg.
She said she asked him to help her check Mizell's pulse, so the two moved the 37-year-old rap star's arm.
“I'm sorry — I can't talk about stuff like this,” Concepcion told jurors, fanning herself and tearing up, then duly going on to describe the graphic particulars of what they saw.
Persons:
Yarrah Concepcion, Concepcion, “, Jay, Jason Mizell, Karl Jordan Jr, Ronald Washington, Mizell, Jordan, Mizell's, Stephon, Washington —, —, Hennessy Cognac, ”, Washington, Susan Kellman, ” Concepcion, Uriel Rincon
Organizations:
DJ, Prosecutors, Washington, ” Watford, Watford
Locations:
Washington, Stephon Watford, Watford