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   From: fritz@spamexpire-202601.rodent.frell.theremailer.net   
      
   Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old woman who was fatally shot by an   
   Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis, was the   
   mother of three children. As investigations proceed regarding the   
   circumstances of her death, family members, neighbors, and friends have   
   remembered her as a dedicated and loving parent, with her children being   
   the focal point of her existence.   
      
   Originally from Colorado, Good spent the majority of her life there   
   before relocating to Minnesota last year with her partner and children.   
   Following the passing of her husband, a military veteran, she   
   temporarily moved to Kansas to reside with her parents, as per her   
   father Tim Ganger, Marca reported.   
      
   How many children did Renee Nicole Good have?   
   Good was a mother of three, including two – aged 14 and 12 -- from her   
   first marriage, according to The Associated Press.   
      
   Her youngest child, a 6-year-old son, is from her former husband, Timmy   
   Ray Macklin Jr., who passed away in 2023. Her two children from the   
   first marriage are in custody of their father.   
      
   After her death, the child's grandfather informed the Star Tribune that   
   there was “nobody else in his life,” highlighting the significant impact   
   this tragedy has had on the youngest family member and raising pressing   
   concerns regarding his future care.   
      
   Good's ex-brother-in-law says she should have minded her own business   
   Following her death, Good's former brother-in-law stated that should not   
   have been in Minnesota and should have “minded her own business.”   
      
   “She had no reason to be there, in my opinion,” stated Joseph Macklin,   
   the ex-brother-in-law, during an exclusive interview with The Daily   
   Mail.   
      
   “It had nothing to do with her,” he continued.   
      
   “She shouldn't have been in the way. She had nothing to do with the ICE   
   agents or immigration, so she shouldn't have been there. She should have   
   minded her own business.”   
      
   https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/us-news/renee-nicole-good-kids-   
   how-many-kids-did-she-have-her-ex-brother-in-law-says-she-should-have-min   
   ded-her-own-business-101768047193538.html   
      
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