Tuesday, December 10, 2013 - 15:30
Australian acquitted of Dutchman's murder
One of the three suspects on trial in Australia for the death of the Dutchman, Henk van Oosterom, has been acquitted of all charges. It concerns Alex George Winter, report Australian media Tuesday.The two other suspects, Graham Bridgland, and another who was a minor at the time, are still awaiting their verdict. Bridgland supposedly dealt the fatal blow.
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Waugsberg
Wikimedia commons The 39-year-old Van Oosterom from The Hague was seriously assaulted in September 2012, in Gawler, north of Adelaide, when he tried to intervene as the suspects were beating another man. The suspects then turned on him, and Van Oosterom died as a result of his beating.
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Waugsberg
Wikimedia commons The 39-year-old Van Oosterom from The Hague was seriously assaulted in September 2012, in Gawler, north of Adelaide, when he tried to intervene as the suspects were beating another man. The suspects then turned on him, and Van Oosterom died as a result of his beating.