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  Man Shoots His Mother in Law Dead


Man Shoots His Mother in Law Dead
Every one has a mother-in-law joke or story. And anyone who has been married knows there is a lot of truth to those jokes and stories. And more than most have had fantasies on how to rid themselves of the mother-in-law.

According a report by the Fuerza Publica de Naranjo - west of San José - Guadalupe Vives Miranda decided to end his relationship with his mother-in-law by shooting her three times at point blank range.

Police say 32 year old Zoila Mejía Valerio of Palmitos de Naranjo de Alajuela died of three gunshots while her husband took one in the right hand.

Police said they don't know the motive behind the shooting other than Vives was arguing with his in-laws when he took our his revolver and shot the woman.

The case was handed over to the agents of the Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) de San Ramón who are investigating into the whys and have issued a warrant for the man's capture, who fled the scene.

 
 
 
 
 
   

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