Men jailed for life for the violent murder of boys of aborigine

Warning: There are the name and images of an indigenous person who died in this article. His family has given permission to use his name and image.

Two men have punished the imprisonment of life to kill an aborign, in a case he surprised Australia.

Cassius Turvey died as a result of mental injuries after a violent attack on October 2022. The 15-year murder encouraged international protests and caring, as well as sparks Discussion of racism in the country.

Killers, Jack Brearley and Brodie Palmer“They were missing calls and empathy, turvey down and went alone, and the solo Yamatji boy with a metal pole, Justice Peter Quinlan said Judge Friday.

Mitchell, who was convicted of the murder, was sentenced to 12 years in prison.

The gallery encouraged Justice Quinlan when he gave sentences, while Cassius exploded Mechelle Turvey in tears, reported by local media.

The prosecutors said that the trial was the attack of Cassius that it was a complex series of events that had nothing to do with him.

The responsibility of his death was “children’s hunt” because someone had harmed Breeary’s car windows.

Brearley, 24 and Palmer, 30, accused the other to the other, Breeary also complained that Brearley also acted in self-defense with a Cassius knife.

Justice Quinlan rejected as a “complete manufacturing”, and found that Breeary was delivered by the harsh blows.

“Cassius Turvey was completely wrong with any wrong and was completely innocent. The only reason for the dead person … was the person you captured,” Justice Quinlan said.

He had Brearley “It’s not in any way” to show, the judge added.

“You can’t do correction when you don’t recognize the pain you have caused.

“You can’t be responsible for avoiding responsibility … You want to mark the innocent man, which doesn’t work, your co-accusations could be killed by false evidence,” said the main justice as reported by ABC news.

Palmerr did not physically strike Cassius, but Justice Quinlan ruled “equally responsible but not the same.”

The team also attacked the other aboriginal teenagers who described the name “Vigilante Justice (That).”

The fourth offender, Ethan Mackenzie, two and a half years prison for other attacks.

In one case, 13-year-old boys’ crutches were used to play it, contracting to the face.

Justice Quinlan was convicted of Brearley, Palley and forward after attacking, “celebration”, you attacked a grotesque view of the life of the life of the children of life you attacked. “

In the expression of his victim’s impact on his victim, Cassius’s Mechelle Turvy said that the actions of the three men were motivated by breeds.

“Cassius was not only part of my life, it was my future,” Mrs Turvey said. “There is no word that you can completely catch suspicious of someone who loves violence.”

While Justice Quinlan discovered the attack on the motivation of the race, the attackers created “roción Slurs’ use of the aboriginal community and created” justifiable fear. ”

“The fear is genuine and legitimate. You are responsible for that fear,” he said.

Palmer is the right to parole in January 2041 and will be subject to October 20044, as reported by Australian Association Press.