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Diego Martin man found dead

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A 39-year-old Diego Martin man was found dead on Tuesday afternoon. Police said a relative visited the home of Lawrence McIntosh at Unity Road, Richplain at around 6.30 pm and broke down the door to enter. He found McIntosh's body in the bedroom with dried blood near his head. The relative called the police, who went to the house with a district medical officer who declared McIntosh dead. […]

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