In the early hours of September 4, 1948, one Guillermo Lazu was seated in a restaurant at 60 East 110th Street, borough of Manhattan, city of New York. He was slaking his thirst with a few bottles of beer to the accompaniment of soft musical strains emanating from a mechanical record player, when the peace of his snug retreat was disturbed by the entrance of a group of men, variously estimated as from...
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