(L) Taniyria Holt, 24, was arrested for accidentally shooting her 18-year-old teenage sister in her head. When the teen died from her injuries Holt was charged with manslaughter. (R) Matthew Coleman, 40, was arrested for murdering his two children with a spearfishing gun after he believed that “his wife, Abby Coleman, possessed serpent DNA, and […]
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