dougquan EXCELLENT
They will just buy there freedom.
mtnbvan Good, but shouldn’t have taken so long.
At least there is some integrity left in Canada's legal system. These murderers should be extradited to India to face justice. There is no 'honour' in killing. Period.
Good, maybe a bit of justice now?
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