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Denise and Bruce Morcombe visited Warwick on Tuesday to autograph copies of their new book. Pictured here with three of the four Kruger kids, Neve, 7, Zara, 8, and Izak,5.

By ALENA HIGGINS DENISE and BRUCE Morcombe were showered with hugs and messages of gratitude when they stopped by Warwick […]

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