How metro cop and attorney wife ‘stole’ widow’s money to buy Mercedes-Benz
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Story audio is generated using AI A Hawks officer has testified how a metro police officer and his attorney wife transferred R1.65m to a Mercedes-Benz dealership in one go while a widow whose money it was sat waiting for the funds to be transferred to her…
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What happened
Story audio is generated using AI A Hawks officer has testified how a metro police officer and his attorney wife transferred R1.65m to a Mercedes-Benz dealership in one go while a widow whose money it was sat waiting for the funds to be transferred to her…
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