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SINGAPOREAN WOMAN HEAVED AS HER HUSBAND'S KILLER OF NZ MOSQUE SHOOTINGS IMPRISONED FOR LIFE

Published On 10 Sep 2020 12:09 PM

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Ms. Hamimah Tuyan’s husband was fatally injured in the mass shooting at NZ mosques last year by the white supremacist.
She recalls the dreaded incident that happened in New Zealand in March a year ago.

Racial oppressor Brenton Tarrant, 29, killed 51 Muslim admirers and harmed handfuls others after he went on the shooting frenzy at the mosques in Christchurch durin....

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