FTA-TV First Dates - Part 8 - Dead Dates

[Shell]

Starstruck Andreeva didn't realise she won match point against Navarro

Mirra Andreeva admits she was "really, really nervous" when she realised Roger Federer was in the stands watching her match against Emma Navarro.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Shell]

Lmao that's hilarious

 

[Shell]

Better that, than pulling a Nathan Brown

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Nathan Brown

Age

36

Ht

196cm

Wt

99kg

Pos.

Def

Career

Season

Last 5

D

8.8

2star

K

3.9

2star

HB

4.9

4star

M

2.7

3star

T

1.8

4star

No current season stats available

D

6.4

2star

K

3.2

2star

HB

3.2

3star

M

1.8

2star

T

2.8

5star

. Moron

 

[Shell]

Definitely barracking for her, and Raz. If they make an exit I don't care anymore

 

[HomerThompson]

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Tallest man in the Commonwealth. 7 1/2 feet. Doesn't seem that tall to me

Tallest in the British empire. Like being the best-looking redhead in the Royal Family.

 

[Shell]

Tallest in the British empire. Like being the best-looking redhead in the Royal Family.

 

[Shell]

And interest rates are on hold. No cut for you

 

[Shell]

Do I care, no I do not.

Still got.. 18 months before I care

 

[Shell]

https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/animals/wild-footage-emerges-after-woman-mauled-by-lion-at-darling-downs-zoo/news-story/2b21a17e3f165b21ccaedefd802f6e4a

 

[Voula]

My Wild Week at Faaker See: Guinness Records & Chaos

Traveller Garry Sowerby relives his surreal 1982 gathering in Faaker See, Austria, with 60 Guinness World Record holders, from a plane-eater to a giant.

tractionlife.com

“We go Faak now?” she asked.

 

[Voula]

And interest rates are on hold. No cut for you

I'm very happy about this.
(Sorry to those with mortgages).

 

[Shell]

*due to the later start preshow is on tonight at 9.30pm on nine

 

[Shell]

I reckon I'll be watching that, then going to bed

 

[Voula]

I reckon I'll be watching that, then going to bed

I'll probably watch til around midnight.

Alcaraz better win!

 

[Shell]

It looks like a new series of Alone is starting on SBS too. Is in the

 

[Shell]

North of the Artic Circle. Jesus Christ I wouldn't last 10 minutes

 

[Shell]

I'll probably watch til around midnight.

Alcaraz better win!

I just can't do the time difference. Idk, I'll try and make it for the semis and the finals. That's still 4 overnighters..

I much prefer the US and their night time slots

 

[Shell]

Yeah recording the finals is a good option. There's no BDSY to tape on either Saturday or Sunday night, so I could watch both finals first thing the next morning.

 

[Shell]

The radio host who prank called the nurse in the UK when Kate had her baby, is suing the radio station now

 

[Shell]

...13 years later

 

[Kram]

Doctor who treated triple murderer Erin Patterson reveals initial suspicions

The doctor who first treated triple-murderer Erin Patterson when she presented to hospital after poisoning ...

www.9news.com.au

 

[Voula]

Killer cook’s meticulous planning will cost her at sentencing time

Now a jury has handed down its four guilty verdicts against Erin Patterson here is what happens next.

www.theage.com.au

Triple killer Erin Patterson’s elaborate and “totally evil” planning behind the poisoning murder of her relatives is likely to significantly impede her bid for a lenient sentence.

...

Former chief magistrate and Crown prosecutor Nick Papas, KC, said the high levels of planning Patterson went to before the murders would be a major consideration for Beale in determining her sentence.

“That’s going to be what brings this case into the upper echelons [of sentencing] – not just the fact that three people were murdered and one nearly died but just look at the way she went about it,” he said.

Evidence presented during the murder trial suggested Patterson was a fastidious planner. A year before the fatal lunch she researched death cap mushroom sightings, began hiding mushrooms in her kids’ food, and foraged for wild mushrooms.

The first step to determining the sentence is a plea hearing, likely to be held in August. The prosecution and the defence will put forward information they believe Beale should consider for the maximum sentence and the non-parole period – the minimum time Patterson must spend in jail. This can include victim impact statements, Patterson’s personal circumstances and any psychological evidence or health conditions.

This is likely to include Patterson’s age, which will determine if she is likely to die in jail, and the fact she has two children.

...

There were 82 murder cases in Victoria between July 2018 and June 2023, according to the Sentencing Advisory Council. Of those, 9.8 per cent of killers were given life sentences, while 30.5 per cent were sentenced to 25 or more years’ jail. The shortest sentence handed down was nine years, while the longest was 36 years.

Along with Erin Patterson’s sentence, Beale will also issue a non-parole period. The longest non-parole period issued in Victoria between 2018 and 2023 was 35 years, according to the Sentencing Advisory Council data.

After the sentence is handed down, likely to be later this year, Patterson will then have 28 days to appeal either the sentence, the verdict or both.

...

If Patterson does appeal, three Court of Appeal judges will consider written and oral submissions from the prosecution and the defence. To be successful, Patterson’s lawyers would need to point to evidence of alleged errors or failures in the running of the case which amount to an unjust conviction.

A victory could see the judges order a retrial, resentence her or even choose to permanently stay the charges on the basis Patterson would not be able to receive a fair trial again – which would result in her release.

If she failed, she would be able to lodge another appeal in the High Court, but it would be much harder to overturn the decisions of two lower courts. Her only other avenue after that would be a petition of mercy, which, under Victorian laws passed in 2019, allows an appeal if there is fresh and compelling evidence that shows a substantial miscarriage of justice has occurred.

 

[Shell]

You know she would probably be loving all this media attention. Can't wait til sentencing (and the appeal) is all over and she just fades away.

 

[Kram]

I don't think she would be enjoying being 'famous' in the prison.

 

[Shell]

I'd be scared shitless if I were her of someone tampering with her food