Guayaguayare man shot dead at home, wife, children unhurt

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Guayaguayare man shot dead at home, wife, children unhurt

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo - A 40-year-old man who survived a shooting a few years ago was shot dead early Tuesday at his home in Guayaguayare. Dead is Carlie Hamilton of La Savannah Circular in Newlands Village. Gunshots rang out at around 1.40 am, waking relatives and residents. He was alone in a bedroom while his wife and three children slept in another room. Relatives found his body on his bed with […]

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