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This is an archive article published on July 6, 2012

Australian gets life term for killing three Indians

A 42-year-old Australian was sentenced to at least 35 years in jail without parole for brutally killing his Indian girlfriend and her two siblings,in the longest sentence handed down in Queensland history

A 42-year-old Australian was on Thursday sentenced to at least 35 years in jail without parole for brutally killing his Indian girlfriend and her two siblings,in the longest sentence handed down in Queensland history.

Queensland Supreme Court judge John Byrne handed down three life sentences to Massimo ‘Max’ Sica for killing his former girlfriend Neelma Singh,and her siblings,Kunal,18,and Sidhi,12,in 2003 in Brisbane.

Justice Byrne called Sica manipulative and deceitful and said he had shown no remorse for the “brutal,horrific crimes in the worst category of murder”. Sica showed no emotion as the sentence was read out.

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