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This is potentially HUGE news! Had my fingers crossed all day. Getting a cramp.

ABC said it was to clear vegetation.

I will laugh heartily if they also do Stain for false accusation!

Yep. No idea of the actual probabilities and which is more/less probable/incredible but it would be easy for somebody smarter than me to quantify the probability of a gun going off accidentally (i.e. without aiming) and shooting two people dead with one shot. My completely unqualified layman...

I wouldn't say the 72-hr element is BS. It serves a purpose (gives one or both parties time to cool down, provides immediate protection to the applicant). It sounds like NSW at least has caught up to WA and gone further and I agree WA should adopt the NSW system. Maybe implement 72hr or PADVOs...

The metal used on those old style door mirrors is pretty weak. The ballistics specialist may have determined it would likely have continued on more or less the same trajectory. Many guns will kill a person after the projectile has passed through a car door, for example, and car door sheet metal...

Fingers crossed.

You don't go to court if a 72-hr VRO is issued against you. You just wait for 72 hours and it goes away. Working in the field of policing and justice is very difficult and demanding. You're dealing with the worst PoS trash all the time, and occasionally good people at their worst. What makes...

Can only assume there was some kind of legal intervention - the guy sounds very wealthy and no doubt had excellent lawyers. I had just bought a house at the time of my conflict and was flat broke (my ex let me stay in my house as I had nowhere else to go) so there was no question of...

I don't know if anybody asked for one in the Floreat case. They are - or were, this was a long time ago - pretty much no questions asked. If one was requested, I can't imagine why it was denied.

Having been the respondent of a (malicious) 72 hour VRO I can assure you they are very rapidly implemented! It's an unusual instrument specific to WA. I was told it was introduced in response to an horrific DV murder.

Anybody pushing back against deporting this trash should be named and shamed. Mistakes were made, that can be addressed later, let's just get it done now. Immigration Minister Andrew Giles tries again to deport offenders with Australian ties, as pressure mounts on his job Immigration Minister...

Mishaps. They were mishaps.

Yeah, she would have chosen to do it. We don't have to do things we're told to do, we have a choice. I had a mate with severe long term drug induced psychosis. It, including voices in his head and from the tv, we're the reason he chose to do lots of the mad things he did. I can't see at face...

Maybe in as much as it's a reason for doing something.

I thought they're alleging the voices in her head told her to do it.

That's a war crime but not the only war crime. For example, collective punishment - punishment of a group of persons for a crime they did not commit - is a crime.

Israel is committing several war crimes, and arguably crimes against humanity. It's not our fault if you're too busy, lazy or incompetent to look it up. They've been accused as much by the ICJ, Nuttin' Yahoo has been recommended for indictment by the ICC. Many NGOs have accused Israel. Many...

DPS secretary insists he acted appropriately amid reports of relationship with deputy The Secretary of the Department of Parliamentary services insists he has acted appropriately at all times, amid reports he had a relationship with his former deputy. Rob Stefanic was involved in appointing...

Just legalise it, man! Oregon's drug decriminalisation experiment is being rolled back after three years of addicts shooting up in front of police Used needles litter the daytime pavement in downtown Portland, Oregon, as officers from the city's police bicycle unit weave around tents and...

That's a theory but it is unlikely because if Lynn can kill a person in cold blood with a knife, he can kill another. Knife is a far superior weapon if one has the skill so he'd use it again. My theory is he didn't want to risk killing anybody with a knife so shot them both, which is a more...

Several! I used to do target shooting?

It's far more likely both were shot.

I don't own a gun.

That's irrelevant to Lynn. The Police suspected they had gone missing in the area. Foul play was already suspected. No need for Lynn to disguise the bones, a pile of human bones was not in and of itself going to lead police to him, only what was done to kill them would. You're missing the...

That makes no sense. Why shoot anybody? If it's that easy to stab somebody to death, why not stab both of them? It's quieter, no spatter, no need to find shells. Knife is a superior kill method if one has the skill.

Nup, it's really hard fighting somebody. You almost always get hurt. Even if you have a knife, the chance of the knife hurting you as well is real. If you have a gun, and you're not opposed to shooting a person, you're shooting the second person, not stabbing them.

Yeah maybe, but he's saying that Hill stabbed himself and it was Hill's faulty Clay was shot, so they risk opening up the possibility it was all self defence and Lynn is innocent of involvement in their deaths. But maybe it's still possible to go for 1 x murder and 1 x manslaughter, which is...

Haha! No, that's the same point. It's not the fact the bones belonged to Hill and Clay that connects them to Lynn. All he had to do to remove any evidence of his involvement was obliterate and incinerate the bones to the extent that there's no evidence he shot them or deposited the remains.