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'Something inside me is broken': How a false drink-spiking rumour led to a brutal home invasion
The court said the attack left the victim bloodied and fractured an eye socket, and ordered Edmunds to complete 200 hours of community service.
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batemansbaypost.com.au'Something inside me is broken': How a false drink-spiking rumour led to a brutal home invasion
Jesse John Edmunds receives three-year sentence after drink spiking rumour led to brutal home invasion. Read why the judge spared him full-time jail.
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