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A Washington man was walking to his car when he heard what he thought was a firecracker, instead turning around to see a thin teenager pointing a gun at him. Baron Li was shot nine times and left to die in the middle of the street. Li was rushed to the hospital, where he would spend the next week in recovery. When interviewed by police, Li told detectives the only person who would want him dead was his ex-wife, Shaerin Kelley. As the surviving shooting victim continued to recover in therapy, investigators began cracking the case. Get the full story of the failed murder plot on this episode of Law&Crime Investigates. Watch More True-Crime Documentaries: https://bit.ly/Interrogations Subscribe to Law&Crime Investigates: https://bit.ly/4aL9jvs #Washington #TrueCrimeDocumentary #LawAndCrime

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