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Two men found murdered on Tuesday

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo TWO men were found murdered in separate incidents on Tuesday. Police reported that the latest killing was that of a Matura man who was last seen on Sunday afternoon. Police said that at about 1.25 pm on Tuesday the body of 29-year-old Jesse Kylan was found in a forested area in Matura. Kylan, police said, left his Thomas Trace, Matura, around 3 pm on Sunday to clear a […]

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