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Reverend Declared Wanted Over Alleged US$16,000 Fraud

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Reverend Declared Wanted Over Alleged US$16,000 Fraud

The Sierra Leone Police have officially declared local clergyman Rev. Jonathan Peter Marsh wanted following an alleged case of financial fraud involving thousands of United States dollars. According to a notice issued by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Headquarters on Pademba Road, Rev.

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  • The Sierra Leone Police have officially declared local clergyman Rev. Jonathan Peter Marsh wanted following an alleged case of financial fraud involving thousands of United States dollars. According to a notice issued by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Headquarters on Pademba Road, Rev.

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