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An Eritrean refugee who was seemingly stabbed to death at random in Toronto’s Cabbagetown neighbourhood is being remembered by friends and colleagues as a kind woman and a hard worker.
Police identified the victim as 55-year-old Nighisti Semret, a mother of four, during a press conference Wednesday. Semret had only been in the country for about three years.
“She’s a very nice lady,” said friend Saba Belay, as she wiped away tears. “She’s very nice. She’s a hard worker.”
“She worked midnights, she would come home early in the morning, quiet as a church mouse,” said neighbour John Gray. “That’s why it’s unbelievable what happened to the poor lady.”
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Police identified the victim as 55-year-old Nighisti Semret, a mother of four, during a press conference Wednesday. Semret had only been in the country for about three years.
“She’s a very nice lady,” said friend Saba Belay, as she wiped away tears. “She’s very nice. She’s a hard worker.”
“She worked midnights, she would come home early in the morning, quiet as a church mouse,” said neighbour John Gray. “That’s why it’s unbelievable what happened to the poor lady.”
Read more: http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/refugee-stabbed-to-death-in-toronto-remembered-by-friends-family-1.1008408#ixzz2AK4KWJoW
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