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One of the killers behind Australia's notorious Snowtown "bodies in the barrels" murders has been granted parole after more than 26 years behind bars. CNN's Ant…
One of the killers behind Australia's notorious Snowtown "bodies in the barrels" murders has been granted parole after more than 26 years behind bars. CNN's Antoinette Radford explains.
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@@WutangWutangONYXImported3wk ago
Why TF would you let him out ? Just pretend hes black
@@khaliphb1Imported3wk ago
Maybe he can get a job at the White House. Lots of pedafiles there.
@@susanstenzel5050Imported3wk ago
Disgusting!
@@sassouusasoo3607Imported3wk ago
Watch your backs Australians . 😮
@@kiryuandgodzillagirlImported3wk ago
Run everybody run
@@lando509Imported3wk ago
This literally happens every. Single. Day. In America. Convicted Killers are released on parole You just never heard about because they’re black so it’s not their fault 🤪
@@DanielLeonard-k9sImported3wk ago
Never thought any of them would ever see freedom. This case is one of the reasons I believe everything in Australia wants to kill you.
@@Johnny5.beep.beep.bo0pImported3wk ago
They must of adopted to Canadian law system
@@bones1225Imported3wk ago
Great Australian law maths. 8 tortured victims, divided into 26. Roughly 3 and a quarter years per victim time served? Condolences to the victims families.
@@cassandratq9301Imported3wk ago
WTH?
@@ChristineNkirote-m4gImported3wk ago
He will kill again.
@@l0rdapophisImported3wk ago
I'm sorry, they released a SERIAL KILLER?????
@@brianunderwood7437Imported3wk ago
This is exactly why I keep to myself. With friends like this, you don’t need enemies.
@@DJa-q8rImported3wk ago
Ann and Bryan Maratellos are evil, drug dealing, rapists
@@JebondiahImported3wk ago
Dude tortures four people to death and gets 20 years... remorseful or not he should be rotting in a cell for the rest of his life.
@@jieli3313Imported3wk ago
We never expected the Chinese government to possess such a strong sense of justice—opposing the remilitarization and militarism of other nations! Yet, why does a government that champions such justice support Russia’s remilitarization and covertly provide economic backing for Russian militarism? Is this hypocrisy on the part of the Chinese government, or simply a double standard? Regarding the crime of mass slaughter, why has the Chinese government so easily glossed over the genocide Russia committed in China’s Outer Northeast?
@@civilization57Imported3wk ago
In the UK, the six Muslim terrorists with a van full of explosives on their way to destroy our stealth bombers were all released on bail. The West no longer has the courage to restrain evil. Just look at France today!
One of the killers behind Australia's notorious Snowtown "bodies in the barrels" murders has been granted parole after more than 26 years behind bars. CNN's Antoinette Radford explains.
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