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Leading up to Thanksgiving 2012, Byron David Smith claimed that his
home had been broken into at least half a dozen times over the
course of a few months, only one of which he reported to the
police.  On Thanksgiving Day, 2012, Byron was home, reading a
book in his favorite reading chair when he heard glass break and
decided to take matters into his own hands.  The next moments
were captured on an audio recorder, as Byron shot Haile Kifer and
Nicholas Brady, two teens from his neighborhood.  It would be
up to a jury to decide, was it self defense or murder?
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