Ragsdale ordered to pay $1 million
                   
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PROVO, Utah (AP) - A 4th District judge is ordering a man accused of murdering his wife in a church parking lot to pay $1 million to his children in a wrongful death lawsuit. David Ragsdale is charged with aggravated murder for the January shooting death of his wife, Kristy. Attorneys for Ragsdale's two sons filed the lawsuit against him in June after a... [read full story]                    

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