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New Mexico judge and pets killed by husband in apparent murder-suicide, police say Headline from CBS News
Authorities said a friend of the couple contacted the sheriff's office "after receiving a troubling message" from the husband.
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CBS News
New Mexico judge and pets killed by husband in apparent murder-suicide, police say ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Nov 27, 2022
CBS News's feed description Authorities said a friend of the couple contacted the sheriff's office "after receiving a troubling message" from the husband.
Washington Examiner
New Mexico judge killed along with pets in apparent murder-suicide ↗ (opens Washington Examiner) Published Nov 27, 2022
Washington Examiner's feed description A New Mexico judge appears to have been fatally shot along with several of her pets by her husband in an apparent murder-suicide, according to authorities.
Fox News
New Mexico judge, pets killed by husband in murder-suicide, authorities say ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Nov 27, 2022
Fox News's feed description Diane Albert, a New Mexico judge, and her pets were shot and killed by her husband on Friday before he turned the gun on himself, the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office said.
KTVU San Francisco
New Mexico judge allegedly killed in murder-suicide ↗ (opens KTVU San Francisco) Published Nov 27, 2022
Same headline from 2 more outlets KTVU San Francisco's feed description The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office said Judge Diane Albert was found dead inside a home along with her husband and pets.
The Daily Caller
Judge Killed By Husband In Murder-Suicide ↗ (opens The Daily Caller) Published Nov 27, 2022
The Daily Caller's feed description A 65-year-old New Mexico man killed his 63-year-old wife Friday in a murder-suicide.
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