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beware some are scared to post pictures because maybe is a stolen vehicle

Yujiz:
Chelsea, Man City, Bayern & Liverpool

paulolee:
ur opinion bt I dnt agree with dt last line...he can lose or win more n it can't be on d news bcoz these guys no like noise..
was in d club in v.I n a friend dt works dier told me dt davido won 70m wen he placed a bet on one of his aides n his man won d champion of that lounge n he gave his man 30m from dt winning bt the online world didnt hear about if, was even shocked bcoz davido wey i know for don tweet about am BT maybe he no wan promote gambling..
gambling comes wit a hidden stigma n not all are proud of it..I never said dt moni is small, all am saying is dt..
d man is rich and a chronice gambler n i believe dt he may av lost or win more than that figure n mayb dis is jus coming out bcoz it was his close billionaire friend dt won it n wana poke fun on him...
mayweather is another bad gambler n i once heard him said dt people abuse his lifestyle calling it flamboyant waste BT if dey have any idea about how much he make n losses on d table wen gambling, dey would insult him d more n dts why even his close friends dnt av any idea about his stakes...tihis guys are made bro

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Billionaire banker’s son killed by boat propeller while trying to save fiancée

The son of a billionaire banker was killed by a boat propeller while desperately trying to save his fiancée during a Florida Keys fishing competition.

Juan Carlos Escotet Alviarez — the 31-year-old son of Venezuela-based Banesco president Juan Carlos Escotet Rodriguez — died Saturday afternoon after jumping into waters about six miles off north Key Largo as he and fiancée Andrea Montero, 30, tried to snag sailfish from a 60-foot boat, the Miami Herald reported.

Escotet Alviarez dove into the water to try to save Montero when she fell overboard, but hit the vessel’s propeller immediately and died from his injuries, according to a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission report obtained by the newspaper.

The pair were taking part in a fishing tournament organized by the Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo. The FWC report did not cite Montero’s condition and a call seeking additional comment from the agency was not immediately returned Monday.

Escotet Alviarez was the youngest of Escotet Rodriguez’s sons, Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional reported.

groundfinger:
Please no be bad market, Ask for price ie why i keep contact there