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EXPLAINER | How murdered runner case exposes risks of buying secondhand goods

Sowetan · 14 October 2026 at 16:10

EXPLAINER | How murdered runner case exposes risks of buying secondhand goods

Stolen watch from a murdered runner underscores the dangers of buying secondhand goods without verifying their history

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