On her 52nd birthday Kathryn Cleckler of Selma, Ala., was awakened in the early morning hours by the sounds of an intruder trying to break in the front door of her mobile home. She managed to dial 911 just as the man entered, and when the man rushed toward her, she drew a pistol and shot him. Cleckler ran from the house; her attacker followed but collapsed not far from the trailer.
The Advertiser And Alabama Journal, Montgomery, AL, 12/10/88
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