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Woman shot and killed on home's porch in Whitestown sparks fear for professional cleaners

A woman shot and killed on a Whitestown porch has sparked growing fear among professional cleaners, who say the violence highlights risks often faced.

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Cleaning woman fatally shot in Indiana after showing up at the wrong address

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Indiana man charged in fatal shooting of cleaning woman who accidentally went to wrong home

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US man charged with killing of cleaner who arrived at wrong house

US prosecutors have filed charges against a homeowner who shot at a cleaning crew who had mistakenly come to his home, killing a mother-of-four.

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Prosecutor says Whitestown homeowner charged in killing of cleaning woman

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Indiana homeowner charged with manslaughter in killing of house cleaner who went to wrong address

Man Charged in Shooting of Cleaning Woman Who Arrived at Wrong House in Indiana

A man was charged with manslaughter after a woman was shot through the front door of a home before dawn this month in suburban Indianapolis.

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Woman dies after shooting on Indy’s east side

A woman was fatally shot in her car after a disturbance in an Indianapolis parking lot. Police are investigating the incident.

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24-year-old woman killed in east Indianapolis shooting

Officers responded to a report of a person shot near East 10th Street and North Sherman Drive just before 11 p.m. Thursday.

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Woman Fatally Shot Following East Indianapolis Parking Lot Incident, IMPD Investigates Shooting Connected to Two-Car Crash

A woman died from gunshot wounds after a shooting and car crash on Indianapolis' east side; police are investigating and a person of interest is detained.

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Couple shot in bed for not fitting man's idea of 'perfect society,' Indy police say in court docs

A 64-year-old man smiled, pointed a gun and shot his roommates as they lay in bed in their home on the southside of Indianapolis.

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80-year sentence for Indianapolis man who murdered woman who was found by her daughter

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man has been sentenced to 80 years in prison for murdering Melisa Hansboro. A jury deliberated for just over 30 minutes in October before finding Jerry Lewis guilty of Hansboro's murder following a three-day jury trial, the Marion County Prosecutor's Office said.