The Cartel Thought They Were Untouchable — Until One Mistake
It was 3 a.m. in St. Paul, Minnesota, when witnesses found the body of twenty-six-year-old Duon Walker burning in a dark alley. He had been shot three times in the head with a .22 caliber handgun, wrapped in plastic, doused with gasoline, and set ablaze within two miles of the condo where he had been staying. Walker was a cocaine dealer from Los Angeles, a man who had come to Minnesota to do business with a man named Kenneth Wendell Jones—a man who paid him $90,000 in cash just days before he was murdered.
The case went cold for over two years. The killer seemed untouchable. The cartel was…
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