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4 September 2026

Family reveals final selfless act of innocent man gunned down in Merrylands West driveway

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Source reporting: 7NEWS Australia

Family reveals final selfless act of innocent man gunned down in Merrylands West driveway

His devastated loved ones say the kind-hearted 40-year-old electrician was the victim of a 'cold-blooded murder'.

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