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500 AWAITING TRIAL FOR MURDER
Posted: Sunday, June 15, 2014
500 AWAITING TRIAL FOR MURDER
Over 500 persons are awaiting trial for murder in Trinidad and Tobago, and with approximately seven years for an indictable matter to go to trial
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A CASE LIKE NO OTHER
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