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A life cut short

Images from the life of Mario Hornsby, Jr.

By PHOENIX STAFF | August 28, 2008

Mike Miliard looks at the story of Mario Hornsby Jr., a Brandeis-bound basketball player who was gunned down in Springfield.

Photos courtesy the Hornsby family

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