Man on trial over murder of aunt at Cummings Lodge

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Man on trial over murder of aunt at Cummings Lodge

The trial of Kevin Mohan who is accused of the 2016 stabbing death of his aunt is currently underway before Justice Navindra Singh and a jury at the High Court in Georgetown.

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