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‘Today, We Got a Piece of Justice’
On November 2, 2005, drifters Wendell Grissom and Jessie Johns burst through the door at Dreu Kopf’s rural Blaine County home. Grissom shot Kopf several times, wounding her and then chased 23-year-old Amber Matthews into another room where she used herself as a human shield to protect Knof’s daughters, 18 months and six weeks old.
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