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Feb. 9, 201709:26

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Two years ago Mollie Olgin and Kristene Chapa went on a date in their south Texas hometown when an attacker shot them execution-style. Suffering from paralysis and PTSD, Chapa tries to rebuild her life.Feb. 9, 2017

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