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Sep 24, 2017 The Baccoo Speaks
There is no end to the cruelty of man. The number of sick people is astonishing. A missing child in Berbice is the latest victim of sick people. There is going to be another missing person, this one the victim of angry people because of a deal gone sour.
Good policing would ensure that the killers do not escape.
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Once more the police would have to chase down some young robbers who seem to know nothing other than relieving people of their earnings. In this case the word will go out that there is a lot of money in a particular household.
The attack will come but neighbours will respond violently.
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Yet another fraud would be reported. Some employees at a revenue collection agency would assume that they have found a loophole in the system. They would help themselves to some money but the system is such that when one is left out he will squeal.
The newspapers would have a field day reporting on the issue.
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