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Police probers are certain that the killing of a driver of radio station dxMC in Koronadal City Monday was not work-related but could have stemmed from a land dispute involving him and his neighbors.
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                    [Title] => Media worker's murder in Koronadal not work-related - police
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The police is certain the murder of a driver of radio station dxMC in  Koronodal City on Monday was not work-related but could have stemmed  from a land dispute.
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Land conflict eyed in radio station employee's killing

By John Unson | May 2, 2012 - 12:00am

Police probers are certain that the killing of a driver of radio station dxMC in Koronadal City Monday was not work-related but could have stemmed from a land dispute involving him and his neighbors.

Nation

Media worker's murder in Koronadal not work-related - police

By John Unson | May 1, 2012 - 1:25pm

The police is certain the murder of a driver of radio station dxMC in Koronodal City on Monday was not work-related but could have stemmed from a land dispute.