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    Investigations are continuing in the US state of Georgia, after Kiwi woman Rachel Wagner was allegedly shot dead by her 14-year-old daughter

    Investigations are continuing in the US state of Georgia, after Kiwi woman Rachel Wagner was allegedly shot dead by her 14-year-old daughter


    Local police say the girl is being held in a juvenile detention centre on a murder charge, and they're working to establish a motive.

    Rachel Wagner was originally from Christchurch, having lived in the States for 30 years.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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