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A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling dismissing a lawsuit against a man whose grandson killed three people while robbing a New Hampshire Army Surplus Store.
Michael Woodbury of Windham is serving life in prison for the July 2007 murders.
Gail Jones is the mother of murder victim, 23-year-old Gary Jones.
She sued Woodbury's grandfather, Lawrence Secord, claiming he should have done more to keep his grandson from stealing his gun, which Woodbury used in the murders.
A U.S. federal court found that Jones had not shown that Secord was liable and dismissed her lawsuit.
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