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21 September 2026

Sister of Snowtown murder victim says she would never forgive killers

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Sister of Snowtown murder victim says she would never forgive killers

Ahead of the impending parole release of one of the Snowtown killers, Karen Davies says she still have panic attacks about her brother's death decades later.

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