BEES 🐝STOPPED A MAN FROM STEALING FROM A HOME FOR THE 3RD TIME IN ZIMBABWE. (VIDEO/PHOTO).

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  Thief Stung into Confession: Bees Foil Third Heist Attempt Zimbabwe - A swarm of bees attacked a thief who stole a battery, forcing him to return it. He confessed to two previous thefts from the same home, but this time, the bees ensured he didn't get away. Watch video below. 
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TUPAC SHAKUR'S FAMILY INVESTIGATES POSSIBLE LINK TO SEAN 'DIDDY' COMBS IN 1996 MURDER CASE. (PHOTO).

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 Tupac Shakur’s Family Investigates Possible Link to Sean 'Diddy' Combs in 1996 Murder Case


The family of Tupac Shakur is looking into a possible connection between his murder in 1996 and Sean 'Diddy' Combs. This investigation comes as new information has emerged regarding the case.


Tupac was shot multiple times in Las Vegas and died six days later. His murder remains unsolved, but there have been various theories and suspects over the years. 


Diddy has previously denied any involvement in the case. However, the renewed interest in the investigation is in reponse to ongoing questions about the circumstances surrounding Tupac's death.


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