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Wife crashes her own funeral, horrifying the husband who paid to have her killed

Wife crashes her own funeral, horrifying her husband, who had paid to have her killed – The Washington Post
“Surprise,” she said. “I’m still alive.” Now he’s in jail.

“I will stand up like a strong woman,” she said. “My situation, my past life? That is gone. I’m starting a new life now.”

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