Mother Of Five Fatally Shot Inside Bronx Apartment Building
Michelle Cox was on her way home when she was fatally shot around 10 p.m. Wednesday inside her apartment building at 1985 Webster Avenue.
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Michelle Cox was on her way home when she was fatally shot around 10 p.m. Wednesday inside her apartment building at 1985 Webster Avenue.
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