Jets safety Elam loses third sibling to gunfire

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The older brother of New York Jets safety Abram Elam was fatally shot, the third sibling in the family to die by gunfire since 1987. [link]

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News: Abram Elam’s Brother Shot Dead
Published 5/10/2008 by Bent at thejetsblog.com
Our thoughts go out to the family of Abram Elam, whose brother was shot dead yesterday afternoon, ESPN reports. Elam had already lost a brother and a sister to fatal gunshot wounds in 1987 and 1999.

Dallas Cowboys Saturday afternoon roundup
Published 5/10/2008 by Dave Halprin (Grizz) at Blogging The Boys: Front Page Posts
... This is a really sad story.  Former Cowboys safety and current Jets player Abram Elam lost his older brother to a shooting death. All the more sad because it’s the third sibling he’s lost to gunfire. ...

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