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Fort Dodge man faces possible murder charges

June 8, 2006 By admin

A Fort Dodge man could soon be charged with murder after the beating death of his former girlfriend. Fort Dodge police and the state D-C-I are waiting on an autopsy report to decide if charges should be filed in the death of a Fort Dodge woman this week.

Thirty-six-year-old Dawn Franker was found dead Tuesday at the domestic abuse/sexual assault outreach center shelter house where she’d been staying since last week. Franker underwent surgery a few days ago to repair a broken nose and other injuries received in an assault last Thursday.

Thirty-two-year-old James Altman allegedly assaulted Franker. He’s held in Fort Dodge on domestic assault and other charges. The full autopsy report could take six to eight weeks to complete.

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