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Wife charged with felony murder in Gwinnett husband’s death

By Leon Stafford
Nov 2, 2014

A 33-year-old woman has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and felony murder in connection with the Sunday death of her husband.

Duluth Police said Ihsan Grant, who lived at 4130Plantation Drive, was found stabbed around 4 a.m Sunday in his apartment.

Police said Grant, 37, allegedly had an altercation with his wife, Veronica Baptiste, in the incident.

Grant was transported to Gwinnett Medical Center where he later died.

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