Man Found Dead In Burning Van In Englewood Was Killed By Multiple Gunshots, Authorities Say
A man who was found dead in the burning minivan in the Englewood community was killed by multiple gunshot wounds, authorities said Thursday.
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A man who was found dead in the burning minivan in the Englewood community was killed by multiple gunshot wounds, authorities said Thursday.
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