Jonathan Hall, 29, of Fitchburg, Mass., answered an urgent knock at his door and found a neighbor and her two children pleading for protection. The woman's husband, ranting that he was going to kill the family, had chased them from their home with a rifle. Hall quickly put the family in a back room, then sat by the door with a .357 Mag. revolver until police arrived and arrested the husband.
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Tuesday, May 1, 1984
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