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Son steps in front of gunfire to save mom’s life - from dad

Posted by Abeiku Ebo on October 30, 2020

A son gunned down, saving his mother's life with his quick thinking, bleeding to death as he calls 911 for help, his last words identifying his father as the shooter. video by True Crime Daily

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