Man jailed for life for brutal murder in unprovoked attack
Ashley Keegan will serve a minimum of 20 years for the brutal murder of 37-year-old John Bell in Cardigan on July 21 this year.
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Ashley Keegan will serve a minimum of 20 years for the brutal murder of 37-year-old John Bell in Cardigan on July 21 this year.
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