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Man who killed victim leaving wife's birthday party could be released next year

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The grieving family of a Gippsland man stabbed to death after celebrating his wife's birthday have lashed out at the judicial system over the sentence handed to his killer.

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Man who killed victim leaving wife's birthday party could be released next year

A killer who stabbed a man to death as the victim was leaving his wife's birthday party could be released from jail next year.Spencer Shumski, 22, looked straight ahead as Victorian Supreme Court Justice Michael Croucher sentenced him to six years behind bars.He was given a non-parole period of three years and, with time already served, he could be released as early as May 2026.READ MORE: Babysitter checking child's room for 'monster' finds man …

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‘Rot in hell’: Wife devastated her husband’s killer could be free in a year

A killer who stabbed a man to death as the victim was leaving his wife’s birthday party could be released from jail next year.

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Wife devastated that killer could be free in a year

The wife of a man stabbed to death while out celebrating her birthday says his killer should “rot in hell” after finding out he could be released next year. Gasps rang out in the Victorian Supreme Court on Friday morning as Spencer Shumski, 22, was sentenced to a maximum six years behind bars for the manslaughter of Clint Allen. Shumski was given a non-parole period of three years and, with time already served, he could be released as early as M…

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