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Confessed Dros rapist, Nicholas Ninow to know his fate on Monday

15 September 2019, 9:19 PM  |
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The state and defence concluded their arguments in court last week.

Dros rapist

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The state and defence concluded their arguments in court last week.

Nicholas Ninow, who confessed to raping a seven-year-old girl, will learn his fate on Monday.

Judgment will start in the Pretoria High court.

Ninow admitted to raping the child in a toilet cubicle at a Dros restaurant in Pretoria in 2018.

The state and defence concluded their arguments in court last week.

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