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Senior police officers investigating the Belmont triple murder that saw a 23-month-old toddler killed say the killing is not linked to the quadruple murder three weeks ago in Morvant that saw another child murdered.
Officers close to the investigation yesterday revealed that their inquiries since the incident had led them to conclude that the two mass killings were not linked to each other, and they were moving forward with information they had since received. They, however, refused to disclose further details.
Yesterday, members of the Homicide Bureau returned to Belmont seeking to compile more information to help them solve the murders. They handed out flyers, calling on residents to step up and assist them in their probe.
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