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00:00It felt like it was from a horror movie.
00:17You couldn't believe that it would happen here in South East Queensland.
00:24You kind of have a really awful feeling in the pit of your stomach.
00:29What's inside the toolbox?
00:32And there was a moment where the crane just brings up this toolbox.
00:39Just swinging in the air.
00:44It's one of the most horrific crimes that we've covered.
00:52To me, this is pure evil.
00:58This was a case that we thought was finished, but it wasn't.
01:05The murder convictions have been overturned on appeal.
01:08That police video, it's as chilling as it gets.
01:35In the pitch black, the dark of night, this dark secret that would shock not just hardened
01:46police officers from the highest levels, right through the community.
01:50It really was the stuff of nightmares.
01:52You've got the detective in the pink shirt, Nicole Tonks, and the man that is really leading
02:00the party, he has handcuffs on, Tarangi Thomas Tahiata.
02:04You have to think she would have had a sense of apprehension.
02:17Walking down a dark path.
02:19Tarangi Thomas Tahiata, he's just spilled his guts at the police station.
02:29So they head to Scrubby Creek, really an isolated, dark part of Logan, maybe 15 minutes from
02:44the city centre.
02:51This is an area notorious for dumping rubbish, dumping stolen cars.
02:56This time, however, it was bodies that were dumped.
03:06Submerged in a toolbox 14 days ago.
03:13He's describing the final moments of the victims.
03:19Two friends, both parents with loving families, but sadly just mixed up with drugs.
03:29The murder of Corey Breton and Ileana Toscaru will remain with me forever.
03:45Seeing some of the things that these people have done to Corey and Ileana sometimes questions,
03:56what is humanity?
03:59You just...
04:00Why?
04:06It's definitely a story that stays with people because it just is one of the most horrific
04:14crimes that we've covered.
04:17No one could believe that this would happen in Logan, South East Queensland.
04:33Queensland is known as the Sunshine State and Brisbane, the capital of Queensland in Australia,
04:39really, yeah, the beating heart of that state.
04:43Just 20 minutes south is Logan.
04:46Another 20 minutes south is the Gold Coast, which is heaven on earth.
04:52Brisbane and the Gold Coast could be on the other side of the planet.
04:57That is how different they are to Logan.
04:59It falls between the cracks.
05:029 News Queensland.
05:07Good evening.
05:08A mother of seven is among six people charged with murder over the killing of a man and woman
05:13at Logan.
05:14The pair was bashed, tortured, shot and stuffed in a toolbox before being dumped in a dam.
05:21A macabre end to a savage crime.
05:24At a Kingston dam, a crane swings a tradie's toolbox from the water.
05:28It became a makeshift coffin.
05:33This will have a long-lasting impact, a shattering impact on the lives of everyone involved,
05:40the police officers, the lawyers, the families, anyone who listened to it.
05:46How could you not be impacted by the brutality of this case?
06:01They've had to use cranes and things to actually remove the box from where it was
06:04because it was sort of wedged in mud.
06:07A number of things have been placed on top, rocks.
06:11Try and hold it down.
06:18It took them quite a large amount of time to actually extract the box from there.
06:27We were sitting there in the newsroom, the helicopter went up and we could see pictures
06:31just watching the screen and the crane just brings up this toolbox, just swinging in the air.
06:49So as these images were coming in, they were quite chilling and our first thoughts were,
06:53what's inside the toolbox?
06:55I'd never seen anything like it.
07:00The thought that there could be, and then there ended up being,
07:03two people inside that toolbox in what was really a makeshift coffin.
07:07It was just horrifying.
07:12It's not something that happens every day where two people get tortured, bound
07:17and put into a large toolbox to ultimately be murdered.
07:22It's probably one of the most horrific cases I've ever had to deal with, involving two people.
07:34And over what later we found to be something such a trivial matter in which it was perceived to have occurred over.
07:47It's mind boggling.
07:49It all began in this nondescript unit in Logan called the TAV, where a group of drug sellers and users gathered to smoke ice on the afternoon of January 24th.
08:08It's a unit complex, it's commonly referred to as the TAV, a place where they have all gone to hang out, party, drink and just socialise generally, including drug use.
08:25Hanging out at the TAV that day was Stowe Daniels. He's the 21 year old New Zealander, a big guy, intimidating guy. He was the boss.
08:39Also there was his trusted lieutenant, henchman, 22 year old Trent Thrupp.
08:45Also there, New Zealanders, Davey Tao, he's 21, and 24 year old Tarangi Thomas Tahiata, the man in that police video that led them obviously to Scrubby Creek.
08:56Others who came to the apartment were Waylon Walker, just 22, Webster Latu, 31, Tupuna Tupuna Mariri, Gattakuna Morietti, Leland Harrington, who actually lived at that apartment at the TAV, and Corey Breton, a 28 year old father of one.
09:19Plus mum of three, Yuliana Triscano. Corey and Yuliana were lured to the TAV, and sadly, by the end of the day, they would be dead.
09:31The level of cruelty in this case reflects, in my view, pure evil.
09:43I was horrified by the cruelty, the sadism, and the complete disregard for human life in relation to the murder of these two individuals.
09:53But I can't think of any case quite like this in my 47 years of practice.
10:06This must be one of the most horrific homicides I've not only witnessed through the media, but also read.
10:13I recall seeing when the toolbox was recovered from the creek, and hoping that it would be empty.
10:30And unfortunately it wasn't.
10:46It's just terrific to think that two young people, over nothing, were murdered.
10:52What we know about Corey is that he was a regular suburban guy.
11:04He loved sport.
11:05He loved his family.
11:06He owned his own house.
11:07He had a business.
11:08But he did slip into drug addiction.
11:12Methamphetamine.
11:13Ice.
11:14Ice.
11:17Ice.
11:19Ice.
11:21Me.
11:22Fearing Defiance.
11:24My name is Lara.
11:25Uliana is my sister-in-law, and we call her Tabby.
11:29I introduced Uliana to Corey, because Corey was one of my friends as well.
11:31But, like, I didn't know the extent of what he was involved with.
11:36He owned his own house.
11:37He owned his business.
11:38He had a wife.
11:39He loved his daughter very much.
11:40Corey did.
11:41Loved his little girl.
11:42He wasn't your typical drug user or drug addict. He was a high-functioning drug
11:48user, I suppose. But his morals never changed, Corey's morals never changed.
11:56Corey, up until about a year before his death, he was a successful young man with
12:02a pro-social attitude. He had acquired a home at a young age, he had a family and
12:07then for some reason or other he began using ice and it's a very graphic example
12:14of how this drug can grab people and he then slid into, it would seem, a world of
12:19addiction and a world of associating with undesirable people who are supplying the
12:24drug to him. It's a classic example of what ice can do to people. Those in the
12:30community who tut-tut about drug use, it can happen to anybody.
12:37Tabita is Juliana's middle name. She's feisty, that's for sure. Whenever she's
12:44around, it lights up everyone's day. And she was a resilient person. To come from
12:50Romania, to move here from that life, she made, you know, she made it work. She has
12:57three beautiful children and even that didn't stop her from being with her
13:01brothers and her family, you know. I reported Juliana missing on her birthday
13:07because that was just become bizarre like for Juliana not to even come home for her
13:11birthday.
13:23Incredibly, this all started with one blurry photo of Stowe Daniels. It was at a convenience
13:32store that Corey frequented.
13:36So the store owner of that convenience store was actually an old school friend of Corey's.
13:41He asked Corey where he sourced his drugs, to which Corey just simply replied, Islanders.
13:50The store owner later texted Corey that photo, that grainy photo of Stowe Daniels, asking is
14:00this him? And Corey replies, yeah, that's him. He's a big timer. Not a person to be with.
14:09LOL. Police identified Stowe Daniels to be the leader of the group. He seems to be the
14:25controller. Everybody looked up to him. Everybody took his orders. When he spoke, they came. When
14:32he called them, they came. Davey Toe was one of his lieutenants, so to speak, with
14:39Trent Throp being one of his other enforcers. Where all the others seem to hang around
14:45because of drugs, basically.
14:53Corey made a fatal mistake. He showed the photo of Daniels that was on his phone to another
14:59man. That man was Leland Harrington, central to this investigation.
15:06Harington then tells Daniels and that is when Stowe Daniels goes absolutely ballistic.
15:17In his mind, he conjures up this fake reality that Corey is a rat. That he's actually working
15:23with police. And that could not have been further from the truth.
15:28When it comes to Juliana, I think this is one of the most tragic elements of this case because
15:35she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. She happened to be with Corey when he
15:42showed Harrington the photo of Stowe Daniels.
15:46So Daniels believes that Corey is this rat, is this police informer. So he instructs and probably
15:54bullies Leland Harrington into luring the two of them, that is Corey and Juliana, to the Tav.
16:01It was known for a place that these drug users would hang out. On face value, she really had no reason to be suspicious,
16:11because Corey was her friend. And it was a text coming from him. Or so she believed.
16:18Mr Harrington said he was called to get Corey there, to have a talk, have a chat. So Mr Breton had no idea of what was to occur.
16:27No idea of what possible motive was behind this.
16:31Daniels is upset that his photograph is out there. And that's the reason why he summonses Juliana and Corey to that unit that day. And unfortunately, that's where their lives were lost.
16:50The paranoia, again, goes back to use of illicit drugs, specifically ice, they become paranoid.
16:57That's the only thing we can come back to.
17:02I mean, it's an old trope, never use your own product.
17:07So meth produces paranoia. It also is highs and lows and crashes.
17:19So your decision making is impaired.
17:26Your paranoia is heightened.
17:29And when you've got multiple people on meth feeding ideas to each other, that paranoia will jump again.
17:41Thanks to one of the most exhaustive police investigations imaginable, we now know what happened inside that unit.
17:57We've got a really clear picture of what happens at the Tav.
18:06Evidence includes seized CCTV from in and around the apartments.
18:10And that includes from street cameras as well, picking up the comings and goings from the unit.
18:19Corey Breton, he arrives in his Pajero, Silver Mitsubishi Pajero.
18:24He drives into the unit complex through the main gate.
18:26He has his arm out the window.
18:35Corey Breton, upon arriving, was beaten.
18:41Bound with zip ties.
18:45Stabbed in the leg, tortured.
18:47Repeatedly questioned by Mr. Daniels over the photo located on his phone.
19:02It was at that point that Ileana was contacted to come to the Tav.
19:06The CCTV shows Ileana coming in through that back gate and what she's last wearing.
19:14That is, at that point, that's the last time she's seen alive.
19:17That is, at that point, that's the last time she's seen alive.
19:21It's going to be the last time.
19:22We have to go.
19:23We have to walk.
19:24Look, what is it?
19:25Have a seizure.
19:26You got to bring the gun.
19:27Upon her arrival, she wasn't subject to the same violence that Mr. Breton was, but she
19:39was bound with zip ties. Zip ties were placed around their throats and tightened. Then they
19:50were held restrained on a couch in the unit complex.
19:59Now she has no part in this. Let's be reminded of that. She's got no part in this. She's just
20:06an occasional person that Corey knows. However, she's lured to that unit and they're beaten
20:13about. They were lured to a drug den. They were zip tied. They were tortured. They were
20:24begging for their lives. All while their tormentors were partying.
20:34From the autopsy report, Corey's arm was broken, fractured in a number of places. So he'd been
20:40severely beaten. A young mother, inevitably pleading for a life.
20:49Thinking about her young children and so. To me, this is pure evil.
20:58These people are psychopaths, clearly. No remorse, no empathy. Bad, not mad.
21:06People kept arriving at the unit. There were nine in the end in this unit, in the TAV, plus
21:12the two victims. The hours were dragging on.
21:19There was drinking. People were taking ice. Daniels and his enforcers were doing the torturing.
21:28But the others were there. But they did nothing. There was a woman there, Mariati. And she was
21:39there to buy drugs. She knew the woman who was due to be murdered. Their children knew one
21:46another. She was a mother of seven children. And she finds ice in the bra of the woman who's
21:52going to be killed.
21:53They were friends. They looked after each other's children. And not only was she prepared to be
22:03part of this murderous plot. But in the days afterwards, she lied to Juliana's family, telling
22:10them that Juliana was fine. That level of deception is beyond most of us.
22:22So maybe in an act of bravado, maybe in an act of trying to petrify them, a big metal toolbox
22:31is brought upstairs and placed in front of them. You can't imagine what was going through
22:40Corey and Juliana's minds at that point. And they are forced into the box.
22:51Some time that afternoon, Juliana managed to free herself from the toolbox. And she was
23:06in the confines of the lounge room.
23:09This is such a critical moment. This is when Juliana escaped from the toolbox. She saw Leland
23:16Harrington. Now remember, Leland's the one who first showed that photo to Stowe Daniels.
23:22So he saw her escape and she motioned to him, the shh, shh. Did he? No. He yelled out,
23:30she's escaping, she's escaping.
23:31They threatened her, assaulted her and placed her back in the toolbox. And Thrup then sat on
23:49that toolbox to prevent her from escaping again.
23:56So Marietti, she's sent by Stowe Daniels, the ringleader, to a hardware store to get some alcohol
24:03and also to get some cleaning products. So at this stage, now we are sort of seeing what the future holds.
24:11They tried to clean up blood and other items from inside the unit complex to try and hide what they'd been doing.
24:18And the torture of Corey Bretton, obviously he'd been stabbed in the leg. There's blood.
24:24So they've had to clean up a lot of things. Once they've finished cleaning up all the blood and evidence,
24:32they've wiped everything down, bleach, you name it. It was all placed into plastic bags on top of them in the toolbox.
24:40There was a culture of fear within this group. Some of the people in the group felt that if they didn't go along with this,
24:53that they might be next. They were worried they could be in the toolbox next.
24:58Take Tapuna Tapuna Mariri, for example. He was ordered to assist in this torture, right?
25:03And his job was to make the TAV soundproof, really, to shut the doors, to shut the windows.
25:09Ultimately, to drown out the victim's anguished cries.
25:19Later on that afternoon, that toolbox was carried to a ute.
25:24So Stowe Daniels realises, alright, something needs to be done.
25:28So he gets the toolbox and loads it onto the back of a ute.
25:32Members of that group then disguised the noises coming from the inside of the toolbox
25:38because you could be hear the kicking and screaming.
25:43And you would imagine that it would have been loud screaming and loud kicking
25:48because you are kicking for your life.
25:51And so much so, and this is where the devious part of this investigation comes to.
25:56So the offenders turned music up loud to disguise the noise.
26:10Another young lady, a witness walking home from work, heard screaming and kicking,
26:16wasn't aware where it was coming from, but later told investigators that it was possibly coming from a ute
26:26driving up the driveway out onto the roadway.
26:29Stowe Daniels says, alright everyone, let's get into six vehicles,
26:45and that includes Corey's, the car that he actually drove to the unit in.
26:48One issue is he doesn't tell everyone where to go, right?
26:54So they all take off in different directions.
27:00Police were able to obtain images of Mr. Tahata's green highlights utility
27:05with a large toolbox held down by a number of straps,
27:10heading southbound initially and then heading northbound back.
27:14So police, with the help of CCTV, were able to track the ute,
27:21which eventually led them to the destination, led them to Scrubby Creek.
27:31This is their last moments of lives.
27:33This is, uh, Hume Door CCTV shows the, this is the last vision we get
27:38of the green Toyota Hilux with Ileana and Corey
27:43and Corey in the back in the toolbox.
27:49You have to wonder if they understood where it was going.
27:53And I think a number of them did say they thought it was just a boot ride.
27:57I think that was the term they used.
27:59That the two of them, Corey and Ileana, were going to be put in the toolbox,
28:05taken for a drive and scared, you know, given the fright of their lives.
28:09Maybe they didn't fully understand where it was going.
28:14And it must have been absolutely terrifying for the two victims.
28:27Concealed in a toolbox and all they could see is each other's feet.
28:33It would have been dark, it would have been hot, hard to breathe.
28:41And then knowing that they're on the back of a, a utility being driven
28:48to where they don't know what's going to happen to them.
28:50Well, Corey and Ileana in that toolbox and the captors who really hold their fate in their hands are driving.
29:03They've pulled down this bumpy road headed to this creek.
29:08Corey and Ileana are still begging, pleading for their lives.
29:18It must have just been awful for them.
29:25Tahiata at this point pulls out a gun and he fires a warning shot into the air,
29:30hoping that this would silence them.
29:32But they just screamed for their lives even more.
29:35They were being dragged out into the water in this toolbox.
29:45All the while they were kicking, they were screaming for their lives.
29:48They were begging to be let out.
29:57So the toolbox hits the water, but it doesn't sink.
30:00According to Tahiata, they were on top of the box, hitting it with a hammer, trying to get it to sink.
30:14At the time, it's believed that they were still alive and pleading to be let go.
30:21They've sunk the toolbox.
30:22Perhaps could hear the screaming and kicking and he says out loud, time to die.
30:36Prupp's clearly engaged in the process.
30:53He's crossed the Rubicon now.
30:55Comments like, it's time to die, we are the executioners.
31:02He's feeling empowered by what's going on.
31:05Maybe a little bit excited by what's about to happen.
31:08To try and understand what people were thinking at the time, all I can describe it as drugs, illicit drugs, specifically ice.
31:23Not only does it warp people's minds, it just changes people completely.
31:37My team seem to lose their sense of humanity.
31:42This is not something a normal human being does to people.
31:45There are often bizarre things that you hear about in cases like this.
31:56And one of those instances was when Tahiata and Throp were there at Scrubby Creek putting the toolbox into the water.
32:04Tahiata was also in a conversation with his girlfriend about a McDonald's McFlurry.
32:10And a couple of metres away from him, he's just ensured two people will die.
32:24He's having a conversation with his girlfriend about Maccas and his alibi about going four-wheel driving somewhere, yet not disclosing where he is.
32:34Now you'd have to think, if you hear the screaming and kicking, that they're still conscious, obviously, and yet being told time to die.
32:49To me, it's barbaric, inhumane, and just a bad way to die.
32:59Those final moments of terror, as that toolbox was sinking, the water coming in, investigators have said that they might have been alive for 10 minutes.
33:11Ten minutes.
33:22Ten minutes.
33:24To face your death.
33:28That's a long time, that's a long time.
33:30But you have to understand, small time drug dealers, paranoia, never sure, who was your friend, who was your enemy?
33:42I'm associated with Professor Mark Locks, so I'm an expert in organised crime and outlaw motorcycle gangs.
33:57You're in a high-pressure, paranoid environment.
34:00If you're taking your own drugs, it's many, many, many times more paranoid.
34:11And their imagination run right, and they feel that they need to protect their position.
34:16I'm Dr. Claire Ferguson. I'm an associate professor at Queensland University of Technology, and I'm a forensic criminologist.
34:30From their perspective, especially if you're talking about paranoia and drug-affected sort of thinking,
34:37Once you've lured them somewhere, and you've seriously assaulted them, you've tied them with zip ties, you've locked them in, confined them in a toolbox for a period of time,
34:55and you're not getting the information that you want to get, there's not a lot of places you can go from there.
35:07It's either release them and risk them immediately going to police,
35:17or what happened here, which is kill them.
35:21Neither are great options when you're hoping to avoid prison.
35:26Your judgement is gone? Is this going to be a good idea?
35:40Yeah, I think it is. A decision you would never have made sober becomes quite reasonable.
35:45So, after dumping the bodies, what do they decide to do?
35:55They believe acting natural is the best course of action.
35:59Let's just pretend like nothing happens.
36:02So what do they do? They go back to the TAV, they go back to the scene of the crime.
36:06And they drink, and they smoke, and they have a party.
36:17From CCTV footage I collected from the Jewel Street complex, you can see them coming.
36:37They return with a number of alcoholic drinks after the deed has been committed.
36:43Tahiata and Thrupp, only ten minutes ago, had dumped Corey and Yuliana into Scrubby Creek.
36:53And they were pretending like nothing had happened.
36:56They drove straight back to the TAV and started partying.
37:02Their next big plan, their next big idea is, hey, maybe we shouldn't hang out at the scene of the crime anymore.
37:08So, the gang relocate to a unit in central Brisbane to essentially hide out.
37:14A couple of days after Corey and Yuliana went missing, their families made a public appeal for information.
37:30But it didn't get a lot of attention because at that point police weren't sure where they were, had they taken off.
37:39They didn't realise the seriousness of why they weren't in contact with their families.
37:45To not hear from him for him, to stay away from his little girl for this amount of time, it's not only heartbreaking but puzzling in itself.
37:56At the time we knew that these two people, Corey Britton and Yuliana Truscaru were missing.
38:05They'd been missing for some time. Police had put out a number of alerts.
38:09Nothing adds up. It doesn't link together. It's very, it's like a big puzzle that's missing a lot of pieces.
38:31And we, we just, we just want to know that he's okay.
38:40Once the pressure starts to be put on that group, the families appeal.
38:46Police are now starting to investigate.
38:49That's when the cracks start to appear.
38:51So by this stage police were searching for a third missing person.
39:04That is Leland Harrington.
39:07He was living at the unit where all of this horrific scene really did take place.
39:12He was the man that told Daniels about that photo on Corey's phone.
39:27But he was also the one that stopped Yuliana from escaping from that toolbox.
39:34It's essentially sealing her fate.
39:36He was missing as well as the victims.
39:43A number of statements were taken from a number of witnesses.
39:47This led to police to attending an address in Logan Central of Leland Harrington's sister.
39:54At which he was located at, at that address.
39:58As a result of Leland being located and assisting police with their inquiries,
40:02it ramped the police and homicide investigation up.
40:08Among the details that Harrington told police,
40:11one of the interesting and again showing how badly planned out this event,
40:17this murder had been,
40:19at Scrubby Creek where they put the toolbox into the water,
40:23there's an overpass that's quite near it.
40:26Hundreds, thousands of cars would have driven back and forth,
40:29you know, over the days.
40:30As a result of speaking to Mr. Harrington,
40:36it was identified that Mr. Moriri had driven past on the Logan motorway,
40:41and noticed the toolbox had been floating.
40:45Mr. Moriri advised people that it's actually floating,
40:47so they've had to go back and put some rocks on top of it.
40:50which is what police divers located when they found the box that was weighed down by a number of large rocks.
41:06It really beggars believe that one of the gang had seen the toolbox and they decided to go back and cover the tracks.
41:15They just had no regard at all for two bodies that were inside.
41:20Their only thought was with, let's try and cover this up.
41:22Many offenders don't bother to do anything to try to avoid detection.
41:38They just hope for the best and then deny.
41:43We know in the toolbox case, there was a lot of detection avoidance, right?
41:48Like attempting to get rid of these bodies permanently.
41:52And going back to try to remove the toolbox from being sighted.
42:03That's a lot of risk that these offenders are taking.
42:07Because they understand that there are going to be those direct links between themselves and the murders if they're discovered.
42:18A solid breakthrough by police was the confession of Tahiata.
42:31He was the one that drove the victims to Scrubby Creek and with the assistance of another, pushed them in.
42:40He was also the one that led Detective Tonks through the marshes, through that sort of swamp land to where the bodies were.
42:48The smoking gun in this brief, when you look at it, there's nine people. There's always a weak link in that nine.
43:05And Tahiata was targeted.
43:12And Tahiata was the one that informed police of what had happened and used that information and evidence against the others.
43:20The arrests came at gunpoint.
43:26Soon after, they were driven into the watch house.
43:30Interviewed, charged, then two accused, very quickly became six.
43:34Very quickly became six.
43:35They appeared in court three at a time.
43:37Five men.
43:38Stu Daniels, Davey Maloo Junior Tayo, Trent Michael Thrupp, Webster Latu, Turangi Thomas Tahiata, and one woman, Ngata Kuna Moretti.
43:50They're all charged with murder.
43:51The scale of the toolbox murder case was enormous.
44:02There were nine defendants.
44:04They were all on different charges.
44:06So the charges range from things like torture, deprivation of liberty, manslaughter, and murder.
44:13If we needed another example to prove just how amateurish this group was, and particularly the ringleader, Daniels.
44:32He was a complete and utter rookie at this, and this is a massive example of why we say that.
44:38It was an own goal by Daniels when he had his BlackBerry phone confiscated and taken by police.
44:49My immediate reaction as soon as I've opened up that back cover as his passcode,
44:53oh my God, what have we got here?
44:57Normally in police investigations, if you've got a secure network and a password,
45:01you're looking at people trafficking drugs.
45:05So that's immediate thought.
45:07What else have they said if they're using an encrypted network?
45:12What else have they may have said over that network?
45:19I've never come across anybody in my career with a passcode on the back of a mobile phone.
45:24And that would have been a gold moment for the investigators,
45:28because they are very difficult to break into and obtain files, particularly if they're encrypted.
45:33Jackpot.
45:36It's a treasure trove for police.
45:38Inside this BlackBerry were all the incriminating messages that authorities needed.
45:44This was a case everyone thought it was done and dusted.
45:52And then a twist that no one saw coming.
45:55The murder convictions of a trio sentenced to life behind bars have been overturned on appeal.
46:00My reading of it is an error in the instructions that were given to the jurors.
46:07I think they deserve to be behind bars for the rest of their lives.
46:10There's no fairness in any of these things.
46:15That is a shocking outcome.
46:16The End
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