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THE OKLAHOMAN NEWSOK.COM 4A MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2010 METRO STATE Lawton family welcomes son at 1010 on 10-10-10 WOMAN'S BODY FOUND NEAR MALL VALLEY BROOK The body of a woman was found in a wooded area east of Crossroads Mall on Sunday, authorities said. The body was taken to the state medical examiner to determine identity and cause of death, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Agent Clif Gann said. The body's location was near where Valley Brook woman Tunica "Nica" Perosi was last seen Sept. 14. TULSA SHOOTING VICTIM DIES TULSA A third victim from a shooting at a Days Inn at Sheridan Road and Admiral Place has died, police said.

Toni Ruff 20, was found wounded late Thursday alongside the dead bodies of Joey Deon Mike, 23, and Jermiko Thomas, 19. Police said Charles Johnson and Frankie Lee Holiday are "persons of interest" in the killings. ROBBER RAPES WOMAN IN HOME TULSA Two women were robbed at gunpoint and one of them was raped during a home invasion about 4 a.m. Sunday. A masked man armed with a handgun entered the back door of a home in the 2500 block of 37th St.

North and demanded cash, police said. The man forced one woman into the kitchen and raped her. He left with a cell phone and pocket change, police said. FROM STAFF AND TULSA WORLD REPORTS BY MICHAEL KIMBALL Staff Writer mkimballc3opubco.com FORT SILL Friends and family will have no excuse for not remembering Noah Edward Prado -Ramirez's birthday. The firstborn child of Army Sgt.

Steven Ramirez and Tiffanie Prado -Ramirez, of Lawton, came into the world at Fort Sill at 10:10 a.m. Sunday, 10-10-10 in calendar shorthand. The healthy boy checked in at 8 pounds, 2 ounces and 21 inches. "We hadn't thought about 10-10 at all," Prado -Ramirez, 25, said Sunday from Reynolds Army Community Hospital. "But it's awesome." Doctors had scheduled her for induced labor Wednesday, but she spent the weekend in-and-out of the hospital after contractions began early.

"They told me, 'You're not going to make it to your she said. Ramirez, also 25, moved to Lawton with his wife when he was transferred to Fort Sill from Fort Drum, N.Y., in May. He finished his second deployment to Afghanistan in December. The couple met in mid dle school in San Antonio, Texas, and were high school sweethearts. They said they still have few friends in Oklahoma, but Prado-Ramirez's mother and sister drove to town in time for the birth Sunday.

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