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MURDER WASN'T PART OF THE PLAN
Posted: Monday, November 17, 2014
MURDER WASN'T PART OF THE PLAN
A 17-YEAR-OLD teenager who has confessed to being part of a plan to kidnap a Brasso Seco family and a family friend on the night of October 26...
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