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Vince also had a motive to kill Justin as well. When Justin was being interviewed he had nothing but bad comments to say about Justin. Vince stated that Justin got what he deserved and whoever did kill him did them a favor. He repeats to himself that he is a real fighter. Even Justin ex-girlfriend said that her new boyfriend Vince hates Justin. She continued to say that he almost beat up Justin last week because he was mad that he saw Justin and his bosses’ wife together. Both Vince and Justin ex-girlfriend both gave away that Vince had a motive to kill
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