Debe woman charged with mother’s murder

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Debe woman charged with mother’s murder

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News KILLED: Sita Jagessar. - Less than two hours before the funeral of Debe woman Sita Jagessar on Wednesday afternoon, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions advised the police to charge her daughter with murder. Melissa Jagessar is expected to face a San Fernando magistrate. Jagessar, who would have turned 63 last Sunday, lived in the same house with Melissa and other relatives at Clarkia Drive. On April 19, […]

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