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CBS/AP MASSILLON, Ohio - Authorities are planning an autopsy for a northeast Ohio woman whose husband is allegedly shot her in a possible mercy killing while she was in a hospital s intensive care unit.The Summit County medical examiner s office said the autopsy had been delayed and will now be performed Tuesday or Wednesday on 65-year-old Barbara Wise, of Massillon. The autopsy originally was scheduled for Monday.John Wise, Ohio man, faces court in wife s ho
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