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Nov 10, 2019 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
Some farmers would make a shocking discovery. They are going to find a body floating in a canal. The authorities would be hard pressed to make a determination because of the state of decomposition.
It would turn out that the man did not die of natural causes.
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Another road accident would be recorded in the western part of the country. Alcohol would play a role in this accident.
It would be night and the inebriated driver would be unable to detect the obstacle ahead of him.
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A fire would demolish a homestead. The cause of the fire would be attributed to an unattended lighted object. The blaze would be helped by a flammable material in the vicinity of the fire.
Attempts to contain it would be futile, but nearby buildings would be saved.
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