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May 14, 2017 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
There is going to be another murder not associated with a robbery. A quarrel between neighbours would turn deadly. The assailant would claim a piece of property that is not his, but sometimes might takes precedence over what is right.
Once more vigilante justice would prevail.
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The police are going to get lucky when they happen to be in the vicinity of a robbery. Three young men are going to attempt a robbery on a grocery store but the proprietor would be able to take evasive action.
Fortunately there would be no shooting but alert passersby would see something amiss and alert the police who would be quick to respond.
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Guyana is racing to become the suicide capital of the world once more. A distraught woman is going to claim her life because she could not reach out to people. Her close associates would fail to detect the signs.
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