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A GARDENER was sucked into a woodchipper while chopping down a tree in a school playground - leaving just a pool of blood for his horrified colleagues.Samuela C
stanley cup irivakayawa, 40, was feeding branches into the machine outside Sydneys Cromehurst School on Saturday morning when his pa
stanley cup spain ls left to move a nearby car.2 Samuela Cirivakayawa, 40, was feeding branches into the machine outside Sydneys Cromehurst School on Saturday morningCredit: News Corp AustraliaWhen they
stanley website returned, there was no trace of the 40-year-old - aside from a large pool of blood on the ground.The trio had been working at the school for Arbor Tree Group.Aussie cops cordoned off the area after his panicked coworkers called the emergency services.A New South Wales Police spokesman said: A 40-year-old man died on Kochia La, Lindfield, outside Cromehurst School on Saturday morning in a workplace incident.MOST READ IN NEWSTRAGIC FINDBody found in search for wife of rugby legend after she vanished while swimming Qzcf How Brit s Ayia Napa rape lie case became a shambles 鈥?from false confessions to Israelis friends in very high places
THE parents of murdered South African student Hannah Cornelius were sent a begging letter by one of the gang rapists who killed her.The letter was submitted as evidence on Tuesday, after a separate court decision deemed it to be admissi
stanley website ble, and asked the parents: Dont be angry with me, please .6 Hannah Cornelius was allegedly attacked by a gang near Cape Town who kidnapped her before crushing her skull with rock in May last yearVernon
stanley flask Witbooi, 33, Geraldo Parsons, 27, Nashville Julius, 29, and Eben Van Nieberk, 28, face a string of charges including murder, kidnap, robbery and rape of the聽Stellenbosch University student.The letter was from Eben van
stanley bottles Niekerk, who claims it was written at the instruction of Stellenbosch police officer Sergeant Steven Adams.It was reportedly written following his arrest, before he and his co-accused made their first appearance in the Stellenbosch Magistrates Court.While it was riddled with spelling and grammatical errors, the letter
