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Neighborhood Dispute Derailed Into Bloodbath

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The neighbors had been drinking together for several years. But during the summer, several fights broke out – which completely derailed. “Blood spurted out,” says one of the men during questioning.

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NWT broke the news 8 hours ago on Friday, September 11, 2026.

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