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	The court ruled that public prosecutors failed to provide enough evidences to establish from which direction the bullet that killed Mana Artran, 24, was fired.</div>
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	Mana was killed inside the zoo on April 10, 2010 when troops were deployed to crack down on the redshirt protesters on Rajdamnoen Road and the Kokwua Intersection.</div>
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Inquest inclusive on who fired fatal shot in zoo worker's death

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Inquest inclusive on who fired fatal shot in zoo worker's death

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