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FOUR PERSONS TESTIFY IN TRIAL OF MONEY CHANGER

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The trial of two men accused of the 2018 murder of a money changer is currently underway, with four witnesses having testified thus far. The victim was fatally shot while carrying out his business. Tiana Cole has the details.

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