Colorado Widow Demands Justice for Husband's Ignored 911 Call and Alleged Kidnapping.

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Qualin Campbell, a technician who repaired office equipment, was found shot to death in a car about a mile from the Colorado Springs Police Department. His wife believes he was giving a ride to a homeless man when he was killed. She had sent multiple text messages to the police indicating he had been kidnapped, but they never responded. The police department said it found two dead adult males shortly after 2 p.m. June 2 on South Nevada Avenue. Qualin’s death is being handled as a homicide, and the second man in the car was identified as David Karels, 44, of Colorado Springs, whose death is being investigated as a suicide.
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