Northeast

He would have not been able to hear Joseph walking up on him.

In 1998, Joseph graduated from the Model Secondary School for the Deaf, located on the Gallaudet campus in Northeast Washington.

After graduation, he attended an English language institute for about a year before enrolling in Gallaudet University.

Joseph Mesa Sr. told The Washington Post after the arrest, "It's really not him.

Oh,

it's Northeast D.C. Oh, shit, man.

That was good.

Yeah, it's a different universe.

It is set in Northeast D.C. It's about a half-reformed hustler who's basically you know blackmailed into finding a missing woman who's one of the kind of a daughter scion of a powerful political family at the same time as a serial killer going around knocking off a lot of those kind of people and there's a kidnapping ring in it and yeah I mean it's That one's a lot of fun.

It's a lot of different.

And yeah, it's called, we'll see if it ever comes out and et cetera, if it keeps the same title.

Where are those four units?

Yeah, it's Northeast DC.

Northeast DC.

Yeah, again, adjacent to Gallaudet University.

All right.