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Dispute leads to Gasparillo murder

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Brandon Mohammed - A Gasparillo man said he narrowly escaped death when the killer of Brandon Mohammed pointed the gun in his direction, but it failed to discharge. Mohammed, 24, was killed on Thursday night outside his Buttercup Lane, Harmony Hall home around 8 pm on Thursday. He was in the company of a young woman and another man when the incident occurred. The other man told the Newsday, “God […]

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