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Former Navy SEAL is killed at Texas gun range
Chris Kyle, who wrote a best-seller about his days as a sniper, was one of two men killed Saturday afternoon near Fort Worth, authorities say. A suspect is in custody. FULL STORY * Victim appeared on 'Conan' * Friend: He wanted to help people
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