35 years for disabled man's murder

News.com.au Monday 12th October, 2009

reports .The Supreme Court in Hobart heard Streets went to a McDonald's Restaurant after killing his former housemate in his Moonah home. He later told his police he enjoyed the killing, saying it was...

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