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Killer reconsiders plea as judge 'troubled' by evidence

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By William Ton Verified
| Yahoo News Australia Verified
A mentally unwell man who admits killing his stepfather is reconsidering his plea after a judge became troubled upon hearing expert evidence. Tony Di Falco, 61, died outside his Hillside home in Melbourne's northwest on October 4, 2024 after he was stabbed by stepson Mehmet Bertan. When police arrived, they were confronted by Bertan armed with a knife. They tried to negotiate with him but fired a shot inside the home after he advanced on them.
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Killer reconsiders plea as judge 'troubled' by evidence

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By William Ton Verified
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
A mentally unwell man who admits killing his stepfather is reconsidering his plea after a judge became troubled upon hearing expert evidence. Tony Di Falco, 61, died outside his Hillside home in Melbourne's northwest on October 4, 2024 after he was stabbed by stepson Mehmet Bertan. When police arrived, they were confronted by Bertan armed with a knife. They tried to negotiate with him but fired a shot inside the home after he advanced on them.
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Out of This World: Mystery Space Orbs Found on Queensland Beach

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By William Ton Verified
| The Epoch Times
Queensland authorities have set up exclusion zones around Forrest Beach after community members discovered six unidentified metallic balls in the area. A shiny spherical object suspected to be a piece of space debris which landed on a beach in the Forrest Beach area in Queensland, Australia, on July 4, 2026. 7/5/2026|Updated: 7/5/2026 Suspected space debris has been found on Australian shores for a third day as authorities work to remove the mysterious and potentially hazardous metallic objects.
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