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“Their bodies weren’t shot,” she remembered, two weeks later. But the commotion roused the neighbour who lives just west of the derelict lot, a home-care attendant and former Census Bureau clerk named Donna Beasley, and she alerted the authorities and told what she had seen. The bodies then were set on fire, but they wouldn’t burn that sort of thing takes time and practice. The car stopped, and the still-warm corpses of two very young men named Larry and Reese-born in 20, respectively-were removed from the back and carefully lain, side by side, in a tangle of waist-high weeds, so that one boy’s arm was wrapped around the other boy’s shoulder: best friends forever. Two weeks ago, in the middle of the night, someone drove a car down the narrow, grassy alley that runs behind the houses in the 4000 block of River Park Drive on the west side of Louisville, Ky. Louisville mayor Greg Fischer speaks at a community memorial service to Muhammad Ali outside his childhood home, rear centre, Monday, June 6, 2016, in Louisville, Ky.