Inside Edition for Wednesday, November 24, 2021
The jury in the Ahmaud Arbery case handed down their verdicts on the second day of deliberations. The three defendants were all found guilty of murdering Arbery while he was out jogging. And get ready for huge crowds if you’re planning to travel this holiday weekend. According to AAA, 68 million people will travel by road and 20 million Americans are expected to fly. Plus, many Americans will spend part of Thanksgiving watching a parade. However, some people may be thinking twice about attending a holiday parade in person after this week’s tragedy in Waukesha, WI. And it was a text sent accidentally to the wrong number…and the results became a beautiful Thanksgiving tradition and a lifelong friendship.
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<p>The jury in the Ahmaud Arbery case handed down their verdicts on the second day of deliberations. The three defendants were all found guilty of murdering Arbery while he was out jogging. And get ready for huge crowds if you’re planning to travel this holiday weekend. According to AAA, 68 million people will travel by road and 20 million Americans are expected to fly. Plus, many Americans will spend part of Thanksgiving watching a parade. However, some people may be thinking twice about attending a holiday parade in person after this week’s tragedy in Waukesha, WI. And it was a text sent accidentally to the wrong number…and the results became a beautiful Thanksgiving tradition and a lifelong friendship.</p>
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