People v. Huddleston

At approximately 3 a.m. on June 1, 1990, Joyce Ash saw a yellow Lincoln Continental with two occupants proceed down 16th Street in the City of Chicago and park across the street about 90 feet from her front porch where she and her brother, Patrick Williams, were sitting. After the car stopped, Ash observed the passenger exit the car and cross the street while the driver, whom she identified as the victim, Donald Taylor, walked empty-handed around the car and stood on the sidewalk next to the passenger side. A few seconds later, she noticed that a third person, whom she identified as…