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Man found dead in south Fulton home

A man was shot and killed Sunday night in south Fulton County, police said.
A man was shot and killed Sunday night in south Fulton County, police said.
By Lauren Foreman
Nov 6, 2017

A man was found dead Sunday night in a home in south Fulton County, according to Channel 2 Action News.

Police responded to the home on Live Oak Trail about 9 p.m. and discovered the man had been shot, the news station reported.

Investigators are still working to identify the victim, according to Channel 2.

No other details were released.

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