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The Hood Ornament In the year's most inhumane act, a hit-and-run leaves her victim to die — in her garage. Fox News, Mar 9, 2002

M allard told authorities she was "messed up" on ecstasy and alcohol when she crashed her car into Biggs along a

Ft. Worth highway near her house, according to the affidavit, and that after she struck the man, she got scared and continued driving home. Once there, police say, she parked the car in the garage with Biggs still bleeding and lodged in the windshield, his body halfway in the passenger side of the car. After having sex with her boyfriend, she returned with him to the car. "The man wasn't dead yet, but he was dying," the affidavit states. "Shantae [sic] stated that the man was asking them to help him, but that they just walked back inside." Defense attorney Heiskell said the victim died a few hours after Mallard drove home and was in her garage no more than 24 hours. Mallard's friends advised her not to call for help and suggested dumping the body ...

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The Ghosts of Chickamauga At a crematory in Georgia, the dead have been quietly piling up for years.

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Slapshot In the NHL's first fan fatality, teen is struck by errant hockey puck.

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The Bicycle Thief The downside to the eco-friendly getaway vehicle.

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Note to Self Planning is usually a good thing — until the police find your notes.

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Look at You Now Always ask your girlfriend if her ex carries a machete.

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