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Man runs over sleeping children in tent

By James Hart

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In Michigan, a father trying to warm up his SUV on a chilly morning fell asleep, knocked the vehicle into gear and accidentally ran over the tent where his wife and two children were sleeping. It appears mom and the...

Full post as published by Crime Scene KC on July 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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