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Sentencing in 'Bunny' Francis murder postponed to May 13

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The sentencing hearing for the two men convicted for the 2011 murder of businessman Roderick 'Bunny' Francis has been postponed to May 13 in the Home Circuit Court. The hearing, which was initially scheduled for March 25, was set back because of...

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