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Forensic photos of jumping castle at centre of Hillcrest tragedy that killed six children shown at Tasmanian hearing

Parents sobbed, embraced and covered their faces with their hands as photos of blood stains on the jumping castle at the centre of a tragedy that killed six children in 2021 were shown to a Tasmanian court.

By: ABC News (AU)

Nov 07 2024
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Forensic photos of jumping castle at centre of Hillcrest tragedy that killed six children shown at Tasmanian hearing

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