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80 Year Old Woman Gunned Down in Church Parking Lot

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DontHateOState

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Youngstown is such a [censored]hole.

Youngstown's start to 2010 is a deadly one. Police found the murdered body of an elderly woman on the city's South Side Saturday morning.

Police were called to Saint Dominic's Church on Lucius Avenue around 9:30 Saturday morning. When they got there, they found an 80-year-old woman slumped over in the drivers seat of her car.

"Right now, we're preliminary investigating a robbery that turned into a homicide," Youngstown Detective Captain Rod Foley said.

Police believe the woman stayed late after mass to pray. When she was walking to her car, a man robbed her and shot her in the head.
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[quote='BusNative;164880;2]can we get a terrible / shitty / shocking / awful / depressing news mega-merge?[/quote]

Because misery loves company?
 
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NFBuck;1649376; said:
No, no, no...company loves misery. It's the cliche that guides my life and why our home has been dubbed "melancholy manor" and "neverglad ranch".
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No, no, no, no, no... company loves free food. And free beer. And not cleaning up. Why else would you go to someone else's house to watch a football game? Or bring a gift for their snot-nosed brat on his 2nd birthday? Or to play board games?
 
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kippy1040;1649286; said:
I hate to hear this about Youngstown. Once a thriving metropolis and now
a city struggling to survive. Yet it still remains to put out quality football players for institutions like Ohio State and the rest.
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I live in the area, but I stay the hell out of Youngstown for obvious reasons. Some parts of it are amazingly bad, and there is no indication that the people who run the city have a clue as to how to turn it around. Corruption continues to rule the day.
 
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