Preston's Gone
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Preston Thornton, an Army veteran, was experiencing paranoid delusions at his home. After calling the Veteran's Crisis line, deputies arrived to transport Preston to a hospital, and tragedy followed.
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2019-06-02
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An Army Veteran's Cry For Help
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