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12 October 2026

Thai teen's family seeks $70k from Australian murder accused

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Thai teen's family seeks $70k from Australian murder accused

The family of Tunchanok Donhomla is seeking $70,500 in compensation from her alleged killer Simon Carman, a court has heard.

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