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Man found guilty of friend's picnic-in-the-park murder

PerthNow ·
Man found guilty of friend's picnic-in-the-park murder

A man who fatally bashed his close friend in the head with a metal pole 17 times has been found guilty of murder.

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Ishtpal Singh found guilty of friend's picnic murder at Shillings Park, Victoria

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