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February 04, 2013

Death In A National Park

From the Series: 
Gun Stories
Produced by: 
Phoebe Judge
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Our series of conversations about guns continues with U.S. Park Ranger Margaret Anderson, who was killed on duty at Mount Rainier National Park. Phoebe Judge talks with her pastor and friend Jayne Thompson, who had spoken to Margaret about carrying a firearm in the line of duty.

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