Tribute to Temur Qureshi – Slough
Following the sentencing in relation to the manslaughter of Temur Qureshi, aged 19, in Hampden Road, Slough, on 30 September last year, his mother has released the following tribute:
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Following the sentencing in relation to the manslaughter of Temur Qureshi, aged 19, in Hampden Road, Slough, on 30 September last year, his mother has released the following tribute:
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