‘It’s hell’: father of slain Australian surfers tells Mexico homicide trial about identifying sons’ bodies
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The father of two Australian surfers killed in Mexico two years ago testified in court on Tuesday that his life had been turned into hell, as the high-profile trial continued into its second day.
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What happened
The father of two Australian surfers killed in Mexico two years ago testified in court on Tuesday that his life had been turned into hell, as the high-profile trial continued into its second day.
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Common ground
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