Hello, mi neighbour | Leave fear to its fate

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Hello, mi neighbour, Even though it occurred over five decades ago, its impact on family members still lingers. Johnny never had to kill himself. What a sad waste! But he couldn’t help himself. Really? Fear drove him to do it! Who really has the...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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