Venezuelan woman stabbed to death in Cunupia brawl

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Venezuelan woman stabbed to death in Cunupia brawl

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo. A 26-year-old Venezuelan woman was stabbed to death outside her apartment in Cunupia on the afternoon of February 25 during an altercation with two fellow Venezuelans. Police said Isabelle Virginia Lozada Morales, of the Southern Main Road, died at the Chaguanas Health Facility. The two suspects—a man and a woman— were on the run up to the afternoon of February 26. Reports are the incident happened around 3.40 […]

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