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Updated: Fri, 03 Sep 2010 15:30:39 -0500
Investigators rule out foul play in mincing death of wood-shredder operator
Investigators have so far ruled out foul play in the mincing to death of a wood-shredder operator by the machine at the Buck Hall, Essequibo operations of Barama Company Limited (BCL).   The body of  Jason Fraser, 19, was pulled from the machine that is used to shred unused wood after BCL e...
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