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Victim of bungled hit-for-hire case files for divorce, receives temporary restraining order against husband
By Marthe Stinton, mstinton@starlocalnews.com
Nancy Howard, the wife of the prime suspect of a hit-for-hire case, has filed for divorce and has been awarded a temporary restraining order against her husband, John Howard.
As first reported in The Dallas Morning News, Nancy wrote in her divorce suit that she was extremely concerned about her future personal safety and their marital assets.
Nancy also stated that John had admitted to having a three-year affair with a woman in California, who The Dallas Morning News claims to live in an $800,000 condominium bought and paid for by John Howard.
Check back tomorrow for more information in this developing case.
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