55-Yr Old Beaten, Kidnapped Clerk From College Station Dies
The College Station store clerk who was beaten, thrown into the back of his pickup and driven more than 10 hours to Haslet has been taken off life support.
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The College Station store clerk who was beaten, thrown into the back of his pickup and driven more than 10 hours to Haslet has been taken off life support.
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