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UK court finds five guilty of murdering Indian-origin man

London, July 16 Three men and two women members of a gang have been found guilty of the honeytrap murder of an Indian-origin man in the east of England. Vishal Gohel, 44, was discovered unresponsive inside a flat in Hertfordshire...

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Updated At : 12:36 PM Jul 17, 2023 IST

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London, July 16

Three men and two women members of a gang have been found guilty of the honeytrap murder of an Indian-origin man in the east of England.

Vishal Gohel, 44, was discovered unresponsive inside a flat in Hertfordshire in January and pronounced dead at the scene. The court was told that Gohel had been led to believe he would be having a sexual liaison but the gang had intentions to rob him, resulting in the crime.

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