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IMEMC Radio Crew | 22.06.2006 21:44 | Anti-militarism | Repression | World

LISTEN TO AN AUDIO ROUND UP OF SOME EVENTS IN PALESTINE TODAY.

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LISTEN TO AN AUDIO ROUND UP OF SOME EVENTS IN PALESTINE TODAY.

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23.06.2006 07:56

So we actually have to listen to your festering, terrorist-enabling Tokyo Rose poison now, do we?

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23.06.2006 14:49

Two Rahat men charged with killing teen, setting body alight
By Mijal Grinberg, Haaretz Correspondent

Two men from the Negev town of Rahat were indicted Friday on charges of murdering a 16-year-old girl and setting her body on fire.

Mika Tapago from Kiryat Gat, was declared missing two months ago, after she didn't come home for a couple of days.

Police said Ahmed Abu Moussa, 24, and Mohammed Abd al-Huzayel, 27, met Tapago at a club in Ashdod, offered her a ride home - and killed her at an abandoned construction site. They then allegedly burned her body.

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The fire made it difficult for the authorities to identify Tapago's body, and investigators have yet to determine whether she was raped.

The suspects deny the allegations against them, while police rely on footage from security cameras at the club to prove their connection to the crime.

Arthur Kennedy

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