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TRIO FOUND NOT GUILTY OF MURDERING ELDERLY ESSEQUIBO COUPLE

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On Monday, the court discharged the case against three men accused of setting an elderly couple’s house on fire and murdering them in 2016, citing insufficient evidence. Tiana Cole has more on this story.

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