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WHO RETURNED $22M SOU-SOU?
Posted: Thursday, September 24, 2020
GRIFFITH ORDER PROBE – WHO RETURNED $22M SOU-SOU?
HOURS after police counted and ascertained that the money found hidden in a house in La Horquetta on Tuesday amounted to a staggering $22 million, eight of the nine people held in connection with the find were released and under the cover of darkness, all of the money was returned.
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