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Ending Intimate Partner Homicide: A Call for Reform of Kansas Protective Order Statutes
Author(s) -
Abigail R. Hall,
J Candidate
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
kansas law review
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1942-9258
pISSN - 0083-4025
DOI - 10.17161/1808.20302
Subject(s) - statute , homicide , order (exchange) , political science , criminology , law , intimate partner , domestic violence , psychology , business , poison control , suicide prevention , medicine , medical emergency , finance
Debra was murdered in her Overland Park driveway on January 5, 2012. Her husband fired multiple bullets into her body after ambushing her outside of her home. Debra had a protection order against her husband, entered in November 2011. Passersby found Shaunda’s dead body under the playground equipment of a Kansas City park on June 14, 2014. Video of the park shows Shaunda fleeing from a man who caught up with her, grabbed her, and led her to the playground. The man is later shown leaving the park alone. A firearm and shell casings were recovered from the crime scene. Shaunda had a temporary protection order against the man. Her murderer, just days before, had smashed her face with a spiked bat and slashed all of her tires.

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