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Gambling, drugs, debt: Westfield poker player allegedly killed by man who owed him money

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[#item_full_content] WESTFIELD, Ind. — On March 12, James “Matt” Lushin was found lying in a pool of blood in his Westfield home. He had multiple gunshot wounds in his back and on the counter were Mason jars of marijua… Gambling, drugs, debt: Westfield poker player allegedly killed by man who owed him money Read More

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