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Man denies racist murder of scientist in Dundee as trial date set

Man denies racist murder of scientist in Dundee as trial date set
BBC Scotland Monday 12 October 2026, 09:59 UTC 1 min read
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Kyler Rattray, 21, is alleged to have repeatedly struck Dr Fortune Gomo with a knife last year.

Kyler Rattray, 21, is alleged to have repeatedly struck Dr Fortune Gomo with a knife last year.
Dundee (LOCATION) Kyler Rattray (PERSON) Fortune Gomo (PERSON)
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