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News24 | ‘A hitman does not hire himself’: Family want answers 5 years after Babita Deokaran’s death

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A group of family members, friends and civil society organisations gather on Dungarvan Avenue in Winchester Hills, south of Johannesburg, on Sunday morning, at the home where Babita Deokaran was murdered five years ago.

A group of family members, friends and civil society organisations gather on Dungarvan Avenue in Winchester Hills, south of Johannesburg, on Sunday morning, at the home where Babita Deokaran was murdered five years ago.

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