Son ran over and killed mom when she tried to get her car back: cops

Source: New York Post

An Oklahoma man mowed down and killed his mother when she tried to get her car back from him — then tried to slit his own throat when police arrested him for murder, according to authorities. John Tiffin, 31, killed mom Karen Curthoys, 69, on Oct. 7 when she arrived with another son to confront Tiffin for failing to return the car he’d borrowed from her, according to the Tulsa Police Department.

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