October 9, 2002

Ranger's Kin Call for Troops
People Reject Phony ID's

Associated Press - October 9
   
The family of a park ranger shot to death on duty in Arizona and the father of a victim of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks joined a Colorado congressman in calling for the military to patrol the United States' borders.   
   Bonnie Eggle, the mother of Kristopher Eggle, who was shot to death trying to apprehend a Mexican murder suspect who had fled into Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in August, said she believes her son died because there was nothing to stop his shooter from crossing the border.   
   "He didn't deserve a bullet from an AK-47. He didn't deserve a 6-foot grave. But that's what he got because he was not cared for enough by those who could have made a difference," Eggle said.
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