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Wife charged with killing husband

By Alyse Knorr
Aug 11, 2009

A Marietta man is dead and his wife has been charged with his murder, Cobb County police said Monday.

Cobb officers responded to a call at 2998 Clearbrook Dr. in Marietta on Saturday and found that 36-year-old Thomas Krebsbach had been shot, said Officer Joseph Hernandez.

Krebsbach was transported to the hospital for treatment, but he later died as a result of his injuries.

Stacey Mandeville, 39, has been charged with murder.

Mandeville is currently being held at the Cobb County Adult Detention Center without bond.

Anyone with information that may assist investigators with this case is asked to contact the Cobb County Police Department at (770) 499-3945.

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