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Victoria man found murdered in GRECO building 

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May 31, 2021
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Woodrow Lepps

A 43-year-year-old man, Woodrow Lepps, called ‘ Dee’ was found dead Monday morning in the old GRECO building at Victoria East Coast Demerara.

Lepps from all appearances was bludgeoned to death. His head was badly disfigured and blood stains were on the wall of the building.

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Lepps over the years did odds and ends work around the village to get by. Police are currently on the scene conducting investigations.

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