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St Thomas farmer charged for chopping death of neighbour freed

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A 37-year-old St Thomas farmer who was charged with the chopping death of his neighbour who freed in the parish court on Monday after the judge upheld submissions that he acted in self defence. The judge also upheld arguments that Marvin McEwan did...

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