Narathiwat (Thailand) (AFP) - Two Thai army rangers have confessed to shooting dead three young brothers in the country's violence-torn deep south in an attack that sparked a spate of gruesome tit-for-tat killings, police said Tuesday.
Maming Bin Mama, 21 and Sagrueara Jaehsea, 25, confessed on Monday to gunning down the brothers -- aged three, five and nine -- as they returned home from a local mosque in Bacho at the start of February.
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