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Texas woman shot ex-husband 18 times after luring him out with fake pizza delivery

Once her ex-husband opened the door, Rice allegedly shot him several times before running away, then returning to fire more shots.

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New York PostRight·2h ago
Texas woman shot ex-husband 18 times after luring him out with fake pizza delivery
Once her ex-husband opened the door, Rice allegedly shot him several times before running away, then returning to fire more shots.
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