Murder in Mortlake: How a Cloned Key Led to a Tradie's Conviction (NSW Court of Criminal Appeal) Podcast Por arte de portada

Murder in Mortlake: How a Cloned Key Led to a Tradie's Conviction (NSW Court of Criminal Appeal)

Murder in Mortlake: How a Cloned Key Led to a Tradie's Conviction (NSW Court of Criminal Appeal)

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 On 10 March 2017, armed offenders used a duplicated key to enter the apartment of Kemel Barakat - also known as "Blackie" - and killed him. The identity of the armed offenders remains unknown. However, evidence led police to suspect that Ahmed Jaghbir, a Sydney tradie, had assisted the offenders to carry out the murder. On 12 October 2020, Jaghbir was found guilty of being an accessory before the fact to Blackie's murder. Earlier this year, Jaghbir appealed the conviction to the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal. In this podcast, I review the reasoning and outcome of that appeal. This is Australian true crime, told through Australia's criminal justice system. Jaghbir v R [2023] NSWCCA 175
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