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Jan 28, 2018 The Baccoo Speaks
A domestic dispute is going to lead to a man assaulting his neighbour. This is an interesting situation, because the neighbour is a relative who intervenes. The husband is going to be even angrier and despite the admonitions of those around, the man would do the unthinkable.
He would have just collected his severance pay, but this is going to be wasted soliciting legal advice.
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There will be another report of a missing girl, because this is becoming a trend. There are people out there who want to make money from human flesh. Young girls are vulnerable and they are now the main targets.
The authorities are going to get involved, but by then the situation would reach chaotic proportions.
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Careless driving is going to cause yet another road fatality. Again, alcohol is going to play a part, despite the warnings and the presence of the law enforcers on the roads.
However, this is going to happen in the dead of night when the eye of the law would be dimmed.
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