About: Auntie Freedom

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The woman who called herself "Auntie Freedom" was actually a young suburbanite widow named Ida Jury. Ida's husband Bob had been killed by a stray bullet during an armed robbery and she blamed television for promoting a culture of violence. She became determined to publicly denounce television through a series of symbolic gestures.

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rdfs:label	Auntie Freedom
rdfs:comment	The woman who called herself "Auntie Freedom" was actually a young suburbanite widow named Ida Jury. Ida's husband Bob had been killed by a stray bullet during an armed robbery and she blamed television for promoting a culture of violence. She became determined to publicly denounce television through a series of symbolic gestures.
dcterms:subject	Villains Widows
Row 4 info	Max Allan Collins Rick Fletcher
Row 1 info	1982-06-01(xsd:date)
Row 4 title	Created By:
Row 2 info	Ida Jury
Row 1 title	First Appearance:
Row 2 title	Real Name:
Row 3 info	Bob Jury, Husband
Row 3 title	Known Relatives:
Box Title	Auntie Freedom
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abstract	The woman who called herself "Auntie Freedom" was actually a young suburbanite widow named Ida Jury. Ida's husband Bob had been killed by a stray bullet during an armed robbery and she blamed television for promoting a culture of violence. She became determined to publicly denounce television through a series of symbolic gestures.

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