Stafford Hartman, 24, deserves some kind of a medal for valour.
She was shot and robbed on her doorstep in Memphis, but was she going to miss a Tosca?
No way. Here’s the WREG report.
Only in Memphis: opera singer takes the stage after being shot and robbed
October 30, 2011 by
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