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St Michael man stabbed to death

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CAROL MARTINDALE, [email protected]

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POLICE ARE investigating the apparent murder of a St Michael Man.
Public relations officer Inspector David Welch said that around 7:45 a.m. this morning Mark Anthony Peter Greaves of Second Avenue Park Road, Bush Hall received several stab wounds about the body during a dispute with a family member at the same address.
Greaves was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by ambulance where he succumbed to the wounds. The suspect is still at large. (YB)

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