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Police investigating chopping death

This story was posted 2 years ago
18 April 2020
in Crime, PRESS RELEASE
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A farmer of Munich, St Andrew, is in police custody assisting with investigations into the death of a resident of the same village.

The deceased, also a farmer, was discovered lying in the road with multiple chop wounds to the body about 7:30 pm on Friday, 17 April 2020.

An autopsy is pending to determine the actual cause of death.

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  1. Kathleen says:
    2 years ago

    I am very saddened when i heard that my cousin by my father side, last his life so drastically, for telling that wicked guy not to steal his products. How could one lived by this, to chop of one in his head, and then chop off his two feet, and left him to die. He should get back the same thing, because what goes around, comes around, and his with his mother and father brother Nickles, which was a police officer. May he soul rest in peace.

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  2. serial killer generation says:
    2 years ago

    Why are these devils chopping out neck and foot year after year. ?
    Wilbert RIP
    History will repeat itself worldwide when the real criminals walks free
    The world need exorcism.
    Scary Islands was once a home to long for in our distress anytime.
    I rebuke all devils each one of you devils
    Leave good people alone go destroy yourselves!

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  3. serial killer generation says:
    2 years ago

    Munich again?
    The world need exor

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  4. Theresa regis says:
    2 years ago

    Really in a time like this when every one should be looking after and helping each other the devil is rearing his ugly head and putting my people against each other devil I bind you in JESUS NAME be gone long one

    Reply

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