Colleagues give emotional on-air goodbye after sports reporter dies in suspected murder-suicide

Source: New York Post

Colleagues at a local Alabama news station delivered a poignant farewell to former sports reporter and teacher, Christina Chambers, who was found dead Tuesday morning alongside her husband, Johnny Rimes, in an apparent murder-suicide — with her 3-year-old son unharmed nearby. WBRC 6, a Fox-affiliate station in Birmingham, aired a heartfelt tribute to Chambers on Tuesday night that commended her relentless work ethic and kind-hearted spirit. 3 Christina Chambers and her husband, Johnny Rimes, were found dead Tuesday morning in a suspected murder-suicide.

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