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SUSPECT IN TOSHAO’S MURDER ARRESTED, CLAIMED HE WANTED APOLOGY FOR YEARS OF SEXUAL ABUSE

By Hgp Nightly News Staff

18/12/2024

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Meanwhile, the suspect in the murder of the Tasserene Village Toshao is now in police custody and has confessed to committing the gruesome act.

Dacia Richards has more on this shocking development.

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