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	The Southern Criminal Court on Monday ruled two red shirts were killed by gunshots fired from where the security forces were deployed near Rajdamnoen Avenue in April 2010.</p>
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	The inquest found, however, insufficient evidence to identify the culprits.</div>
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	The judicial findings were related to the deaths of Charoon Chaimaen, 46, and Sayam Watananukul, 52.</div>
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