In Lewiston, Maine, a man who called himself Abraham helped his neighbors with the trash and rode dirt bikes with his friend. His old life in New York City got him killed.
Source: New York Times
Alpo Was in Witness Protection in Maine. But His Harlem Life Kept Calling
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