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Highway killings: Kids found in woman's arms
A man and a woman clutching two children, were found shot to death Friday at an isolated stretch of Florida's Turnpike. "The woman, in a defensive posture, had both of the children surrounded underneath her arms, in an effort... to protect them from the gunfire," said County Sheriff Ken J. Mascara. He added it was not a murder-suicide.
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