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George Babour, owner of Ali Baba and Forty thieves club says that he banned the late Alexander Monson from his club on claims that he was a drug dealer.
MOMBASA, KENYA: A British settler in Kwale County has denied claims that he had a hand in the death of British aristocrat Alexander Monson at Diani Police station five years ago.
George Babour, who settled in Kwale in 1959, on Monday told Senior Principal Magistrate Richard Odenyo that he bore no animosity against the Mr Monson despite having banned him from his clubs on the Kenyan south coast.
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