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Gurinderjit Rai. A TEXT message between a drugs supplier and the man accused of murdering him was read to a jury on the third day of a murder trial. Aston Hannis exchanged messages about a drug debt with Gurinderjit Rai, 41,who was found shot to death in a layby at Corhampton in the Meon Valley in July 2019. Hannis, an alleged cocaine and cannabis dealer, is said to have owed Mr Rai a six-figure sum at the time of the killing, the trial has heard. Mr Rai texted on July 4, nine days before his death: "Bro, the debt is £115,380. At the moment you need to let me know by tomorrow how mig...

1/1 A MAN was found dead in a Hampshire country lane following a carefully planned assassination, a court heard. Gurinderjit Rai was found dead in a Ford Fiesta in Corhampton on July 13, 2019. Dealer Aston Hannis, 29, of Eastleigh, is accused of his murder and is on trial at Winchester Crown Court. Andrew Langdon QC, prosecuting told the jury that the fatal shot that killed the 41-year-old is believed to have been fired from a Mercedes A-class saloon car containing Hannis, of Leah Gardens, and co-defendant Charlie Statham, 30, of Crescent Close, Oliver's Battery, Winch...

THE trial of five men accused of being involved in the murder of father-of-two found shot dead in a layby is expected to start again next week.

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