<p>It was a Friday night on March 11, 2005, when 29-year-old Jason Gage walked into Kings & Queens, a local gay bar in Waterloo, Iowa. Jason Gage was probably just looking forward to meeting some friends and having a fun night out, but that's not how the night would end.For that would be the night Jason Gage was murdered. </p>

It was a Friday night on March 11, 2005, when 29-year-old Jason Gage walked into Kings & Queens, a local gay bar in Waterloo, Iowa. Jason Gage was probably just looking forward to meeting some friends and having a fun night out, but that's not how the night would end.For that would be the night Jason Gage was murdered.

<p>It was a Friday night on March 11, 2005, when 29-year-old Jason Gage walked into Kings &amp; Queens, a local gay bar in Waterloo, Iowa. Jason Gage was probably just looking forward to meeting some friends and having a fun night out, but that's not how the night would end.For that would be the night Jason Gage was murdered.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 4: Jason Gage

A podcast about crimes motivated by prejudice on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or other grounds.The Hate Crime Files is researched, written, produced and hosted by Terrance Heath. Terrance Heath is an black, gay writer and activist, living in Maryland with his two sons.

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