Man who allegedly murdered his wife to be sentenced tomorrow

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Man who allegedly murdered his wife to be sentenced tomorrow

By Priteshni Nand

Thursday 08/10/2020

A man who allegedly murdered his wife in Ovalau last year will be sentenced tomorrow.

It is alleged that Tevita Deve assaulted his wife and then made her drink paraquat.

The wife passed away in the hospital.

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