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The detail that the accused played a song titled "No Body, No Crime" while disposing of victims adds a chilling, ironic layer to the double murder trial.
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The detail that the accused played a song titled "No Body, No Crime" while disposing of victims adds a chilling, ironic layer to the double murder trial.
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Friend of accused double murderer tells supreme court that van had lemony smell and blue tarp in back before Bunnings stopBeau Lamarre-Condon played Taylor Swift’s song No Body, No Crime while attempting to dispose of two corpses, a court has heard.The NSW supreme court has been told he was driving to Bungonia with a friend when the song was played in the van. Continue reading...
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