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We racists, voi con "Innocent". Which will open a restaurant
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WE RACISTS, VOI CON "INNOCENT". WHO WILL OPEN A RESTAURANT.

WE RACISTS, YOU WITH “INNOCENT”. WHO WILL OPEN A RESTAURANT.

Because another article on double standards and double standards used by oligarchs would be repetitive, I'll just post a few pictures. found here and there on social media, which the news did not report. Nor the presidents, bishops, journalists and politicians full of “humanity” they shed tears. https://twitter.com/RogerHalsted/status/1024598110956339201 Ah, and obviously the Egyptian who ruined it...
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Macerata, closed the investigation. The doubts of Buffagni
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Reporting of www.maurizioblondet.it

Facts about Macerata, closed the investigation. Really closed? Roberto Buffagni doubts.

Of Roberto Buffagni
The Macerata Prosecutor's Office has closed the investigation into the murder of Pamela Mastropietro. Only suspect, Innocent Oseghale, who will have to answer for voluntary manslaughter, vilification, destruction and concealment of corpse, with the aggravating circumstance of having killed Pamela during a rape after drugging her. On sexual violence, there is discord with the investigating judge and the review court, who believe not…
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"Tra gli indagati 400 contacts" Here is the network that binds Nigerians
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Prosecutors are investigating the contacts between the three Nigerians arrested for Pamela's death in Macerata: among the three beyond 400 contacts within a few weeks
Of Chiara Sarra
Calls and messages totaling over 400 counted in two months. There are many threads that connect Innocent Oseghale, Desmond Lucky e Awelima Lucky, the three Nigerians in prison for the death of Pamela Mastropietro in Macerata.
As he says the Courier, only the 30 January – day the body was found – There were seventeen calls between Innocent and Desmond. “We only talked about betting, I have never entered the apartment on Via Spalato. I didn't kill Pamela, I never even met her”, the second person arrested would have told the investigators. Yet he himself would have brought to Oseghale's house one of the two suitcases in which Pamela's chopped corpse was hidden. He gip, as well as explaining that both Desmond and Lucky must remain in prison due to the risk of flight and the seriousness of what they are accused of, he would also have underlined how the reasons of public order connected to the matter were taken into consideration for the purposes of the decision. However, he remained silent in front of the investigating judge Awelima, who exercised the right not to respond. Read More

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