The Georgia Court of Appeals revived a lawsuit stemming from the 2015 murder of a contractor who saw someone in his truck in a Kroger grocery store parking lot and was shot when he ran up to investigate. 

A Fulton County judge ruled last year that the dead man, Joshua Richey, voluntarily placed himself in harm’s way by approaching the truck and dismissed the case on summary judgment.

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