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2026-10-21 23:02
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Husband Shot Dead in Front of Wife at Softball Game in Texas
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A Texas husband was fatally shot in front of his wife and sister following a bust-up after a softball game – with his family claiming racial slurs were being hurled at him before he was gunned down. Jarmon Mattix, a dad of three, was shot following a dispute that started during a softball game in...
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A husband and father of three children was reportedly shot dead in front of his wife on Sunday following a dispute at a softball game in Humble, Texas. The post Husband Shot Dead in Front of Wife at Softball Game in Texas appeared first on Breitbart .
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