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Children find mother dead in Fort Worth home. Their dad is accused of killing her.
Posted on February 8, 2018 by Kelly Smith

Children find mother dead in Fort Worth home. Their dad is accused of killing her.

In May 2011, Shalen Gardner pleaded guilty to terroristic threat of a family member, a Class A misdemeanor, and cruelty to animals/torture, a state jail felony.
He received two years deferred adjudication probation in both cases…
A year later, in February 2017, Shalen Gardner was ordered into SWIFT probation (Supervision with Intensive Enforcement), a stringent program aimed at probationers who have repeatedly violated the rules and are likely candidates for revocation.
Still, the bond violations continued.

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