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Sasha Marsden was lured to her death by a sadistic killer, who offered her a fake job in a hotel. <br/><br/>Her mum's dying wish was to keep Sasha's killer, David Minto, in jail. Watch the full video at<br/>https://www.shotstv.com/watch/vod/52420382
Sasha Marsden was lured to her death by a sadistic killer, who offered her a fake job in a hotel. <br/><br/>Her mum's dying wish was to keep Sasha's killer, David Minto, in jail. Watch the full video at<br/>https://www.shotstv.com/watch/vod/52420382
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