.A CROSS-DRESSER alleged to have committed an indecent assault is being sought by police.
Images of 20-year-old Reservoir man Graeme Austin dressed as a woman have been released by police, who have requested public assistance to locate him.
Austin is wanted for interview in relation to twelve separate alleged offences including indecent assault, thefts and obtaining property by deception.
He is alleged to have committed the offences between May 12 and yesterday in the northern suburbs of Melbourne.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit crimestoppers.com.au
Remember this guy; he killed six kids in Mildura when he was speeding etc in 2006. Six kids, all aged below 18. They are dead, he will be out next week. Unbelievable ... crash happened in 2006. Works out at about 1 year per teenager killed.
- Thomas Towle, who killed six teens in hit-run outside Mildura, is set for prison release ...
For the record, here are their names - lest we forget and RIP. A tough, tough day for their parents:
'Killed in the accident were brother and sister Shane, 16, and Abby Hirst, 17, Stevie-Lee Weight, 15, and Cassandra Manners, Cory Dowling and Josephine Calvi, all 16.'
Remember this guy; he killed six kids in Mildura when he was speeding etc in 2006. Six kids, all aged below 18. They are dead, he will be out next week. Unbelievable ... crash happened in 2006. Works out at about 1 year per teenager killed.
- Thomas Towle, who killed six teens in hit-run outside Mildura, is set for prison release ...
For the record, here are their names - lest we forget and RIP. A tough, tough day for their parents:
'Killed in the accident were brother and sister Shane, 16, and Abby Hirst, 17, Stevie-Lee Weight, 15, and Cassandra Manners, Cory Dowling and Josephine Calvi, all 16.'
Why should this thug be offered manslaughter. It should be murder no questions asked.
Send a strong message to others who think they can king hit others with no consequence. The victim is dead. His family has lost their son for life.
Kieran Loveridge, the man who fatally king hit Thomas Kelly, pleads guilty to manslaughter
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-06-18/thomas-kellys-attacker-pleads-guilty-to-manslaughter/4762208
Why should this thug be offered manslaughter. It should be murder no questions asked.
The Crown has one bite at the cherry. If they go for murder and can't prove it then that's that. It would be hard to prove that someone punching someone in the head intended to kill them.
The offence of murder is one in which one person kills another with the intention to unlawfully cause either death or serious injury.
The charge of murder is usually downgraded to manslaughter because the thug will usually be acquitted of murder.
In a similar case to this a few years ago in Queensland they made the mistake of charging the guy with murder...and he was acquitted.
All the thug has to say is "I hit him Judge, but I didn't mean to kill him" and he will be restored to the bosom of his adoring family.
Such is the law.
Yes I understand the current law. I propose that the mandatory charge is murder and that the onus is upon the thug to prove that it was not. This proof should be as difficult as possible to do. " I did not mean to kill him" should not be a defense!
Yes I understand the current law. I propose that the mandatory charge is murder and that the onus is upon the thug to prove that it was not. This proof should be as difficult as possible to do. " I did not mean to kill him" should not be a defense!
It would be hard to prove that someone punching someone in the head intended to kill them.
I agree with McLovin. Dutchie, there would be plenty of instances where the same punch by the same person would have entirely different effects, dependent on underlying factors with respect to the victim.Yes I understand the current law. I propose that the mandatory charge is murder and that the onus is upon the thug to prove that it was not. This proof should be as difficult as possible to do. " I did not mean to kill him" should not be a defense!
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