Family tribute to man killed in Levenshulme park stabbing
Zherko Rasul Osman, 24, died after being stabbed in Chapel Street Park, Levenshulme, on Saturday. His family say he 'never looked for trouble' and was 'loved and respected'.
Zherko Rasul Osman, 24, died after being stabbed in Chapel Street Park, Levenshulme, on Saturday. His family say he 'never looked for trouble' and was 'loved and respected'.
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