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  • Jul 11

    Woman, husband, and lover sentenced to 25 and 20 years for meat-tenderizer murder of grandfather in Gdańsk

    A Gdańsk court sentenced a 25-year-old woman to 25 years, her lover to 25 years, and her husband to 20 years on Friday for the February 2025 murder of her grandfather, beaten to death with a meat tenderizer as he walked to church.

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