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Australian man googled 'how can I kill my ex-wife' before murdering their two children
An Australian man googled "how can I kill my ex-wife" before murdering their two children in revenge for a custody battle, a court has heard.
Charles Mihayo, 36, has pleaded guilty to killing four-year-old Savannah and her sister Indianna, two, in Melbourne on Easter Sunday.
Victoria's Supreme Court heard that he had asked to "say goodbye" to his daughters after losing a bitter custody dispute with their mother, Yahoo 7 News reported.
Australian man googled 'how can I kill my ex-wife' before murdering their two children - The Times of India
An Australian man googled "how can I kill my ex-wife" before murdering their two children in revenge for a custody battle, a court has heard.
Charles Mihayo, 36, has pleaded guilty to killing four-year-old Savannah and her sister Indianna, two, in Melbourne on Easter Sunday.
Victoria's Supreme Court heard that he had asked to "say goodbye" to his daughters after losing a bitter custody dispute with their mother, Yahoo 7 News reported.
Australian man googled 'how can I kill my ex-wife' before murdering their two children - The Times of India
Airline fined Rs 20 lakh for giving wrong seat to 70-year-old man
Pay for business class, travel in economy section. This was the service Lufthansa, the largest airline in Europe, delivered to a wheelchair-bound, 70-year-old passenger. The hospitality has cost the flight carrier Rs 20 lakh.
The state consumer disputes redressal commission here directed the airline to pay Rs 20 lakh to the consumer, who had undergone three surgeries for his heart ailment, for having forced him to travel in economy class despite having paid for a business class ticket.
Airline fined Rs 20 lakh for giving wrong seat to 70-year-old man - The Times of India
Pay for business class, travel in economy section. This was the service Lufthansa, the largest airline in Europe, delivered to a wheelchair-bound, 70-year-old passenger. The hospitality has cost the flight carrier Rs 20 lakh.
The state consumer disputes redressal commission here directed the airline to pay Rs 20 lakh to the consumer, who had undergone three surgeries for his heart ailment, for having forced him to travel in economy class despite having paid for a business class ticket.
Airline fined Rs 20 lakh for giving wrong seat to 70-year-old man - The Times of India
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