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Blanding - Hundreds turned out to the San Juan Mortuary Monday evening, June 15, 2009 to pay their respects at the viewing of Blanding physician James Redd, who took his own life after being charged with a felony count of trafficking in archaeological artifacts protected by federal law.
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Blanding - Hundreds turned out to the San Juan Mortuary Monday evening, June 15, 2009 to pay their respects at the viewing of Blanding physician James Redd, who took his own life after being charged with a felony count of trafficking in archaeological artifacts protected by federal law.
Blanding - Hundreds turned out to the San Juan Mortuary Monday evening, June 15, 2009 to pay their respects at the viewing of Blanding physician James Redd, who took his own life after being charged with a felony count of trafficking in archaeological artifacts protected by federal law.
Blanding - Hundreds turned out to the San Juan Mortuary Monday evening, June 15, 2009 to pay their respects at the viewing of Blanding physician James Redd, who took his own life after being charged with a felony count of trafficking in archaeological artifacts protected by federal law.
Blanding - Hundreds turned out to the San Juan Mortuary Monday evening, June 15, 2009 to pay their respects at the viewing of Blanding physician James Redd, who took his own life after being charged with a felony count of trafficking in archaeological artifacts protected by federal law.
Blanding - Hundreds turned out to the San Juan Mortuary Monday evening, June 15, 2009 to pay their respects at the viewing of Blanding physician James Redd, who took his own life after being charged with a felony count of trafficking in archaeological artifacts protected by federal law.
Blanding - Hundreds turned out to the San Juan Mortuary Monday evening, June 15, 2009 to pay their respects at the viewing of Blanding physician James Redd, who took his own life after being charged with a felony count of trafficking in archaeological artifacts protected by federal law.