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A man has admitted his role in an Aberdeen robbery which saw the victim tied up and beaten.
Colin Stewart, 26, and two other masked men carried out the attack in a flat in the city's Gerrard Street in March.
The male victim, who cannot be named for legal reason, was rescued after someone heard a scream.
The two others escaped from police but Stewart was detained, the High Court in Edinburgh was told. Sentence was deferred for reports.
Police probe 'unexplained' death
Grampian Police say they are treating the death of a man found in a house in New Elgin in Moray as "unexplained".
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