48 HOURS (CBS) episode "Live to Tell: Vendetta" aired last Saturday night (4/13/2019). It was reported by Jim Axelrod. In the overnight TV ratings it garnered 3.94 million TV viewers overall. It reached 0.5 million TV viewers according to the 18 to 49 adult demographic. "NBA Basketball" (NBC) grabbed 3.10 overall & 1.1 with adults (8-11 p.m.). "Nascar" (ABC) nabbed 2.72 overall & 0.4 with adults (8-11 p.m.).
"Live to Tell: Vendetta." Texas. Nov. 6, 2015. Julie Kocurek is a criminal district court judge. She and her family had pulled into their home drive way. An unknown male dressed in black was carrying a gun who had approached Julie's car. His gun sprayed bullets into the driver side window and Julie was hit several times. She was surprisingly in stable condition when brought to the hospital. The doctor found multiple bullet fragments inside Julie's body. Those actual bullets are especially made to explode on impact and spread across body flesh. Julie had to recall everything before the shooting that was unfamiliar or out of place. She remembered that a male she didn't know was watching her.
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(CBS photo. Judge Julie Kocurek).
(CBS photo. Window shattered by bullets).
(CBS photo. Blood in the passenger seat after bullet shots).
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