Woman kills man at Ennis rodeo over alleged affair
Ray Swartz 24, a ranch caretaker and boxer, died from a bullet wound fired by Mrs. Charles Manley 25 during an Ennis Fourth of July rodeo. Manley surrendered and will likely be charged with murder. Swartz, from Boise Idaho, had worked for eight months at the Hodgens ranch. An inquest is planned.
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