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NM: Ex-CNNer Lynne Russell's husband kills robber in wild motel shootout
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A road trip down old Route 66 led to a Wild West-style motel shootout for a pioneering CNN anchor and her former-soldier hubby.
Lynne Russell � the first woman to ever solo-anchor a primetime network news show � and Chuck de Caro, 65, had stopped at a Motel 6 for the night in Albuquerque when an intruder slipped into their room
When the thug grabbed a briefcase and began firing at him, De Caro shot back as Russell ducked behind a piece of furniture.
De Caro was shot twice in the abdomen and once in the leg � but managed to kill the gunman with his return fire. The intruder fled the motel room and collapsed in the parking lot, where cops later found him.
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teebonicus
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".35 caliber handguns"?
Please. The newsies can't get it right even when it's one of their own in the spotlight. |
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