Park, Wednesday evening.

"My brother got shot on the stairs in the house, and now they're saying that it's not over a gun, it was over a pair of shoes! It was over a pair of shoes!" she cried.

Lornes said her brother and some friends were at a car wash near Washington High School, when they began arguing over a pair of Jordans.

She said the argument continued at the house.

Tyquajana said the juvenile suspect, who police arrested Friday morning, originally said it was someone else who fired the shot.

"The boy that sat there with him and watched him die, and watched him go, when he should have died at home with us, killed him," she said.

Ms. Lornes said she talked to the other boy's mom yesterday, before learning that"The misconception is that there are tears coming out of my eyes," Thomas Hill told me on Thursday. "There weren't." Hill is the former Duke guard who in 1992 became the happily crumpled face of the Blue Devils' last-second victory over Kentucky in the Elite Eight—maybe the face of March Madness itself. After Christian Laettner sank his 15-footer through the heart of the Wildcats, the CBS camera caught Hill off near the far sideline, seemingly doing the death scene from Little Women. Now, two decades on, Hill would like the record to reflect that he wasn't actually crying. "It was just a facial expression," he said.

Hill is now the director of championships for the Sun Belt Conference. I got him on the phone Thursday afternoon. He had the