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OH: Woman Makes Frantic 911 Call, Admits Shooting Husband
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"Rhonda Ricketts, 50, is facing a charge of aggravated murder." ...
"Rhonda Ricketts (pictured, right) told a 911 operator repeatedly that she 'didn't mean to' and that she shot her husband because 'he's been beating on me,' according to a tape of the call."
" 'I only shot him because he told me I could move out and I was scared to be by myself, and then he hit me again and I could not take it anymore,' she said during the call." |
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