Claremont serial killer and sadistic rapist Bradley Robert Edwards will likely die in prison after a Perth judge sentenced the dangerous predator to life behind bars with a minimum of 40 years to be served. For the families of Edwards victims, this day of justice was more than two decades in the making and there was applause from the packed gallery as the sentence was finally handed down in the WA Supreme Court on Wednesday. It is the longest minimum term ever handed down in WA and Edwards will be 88 before he can apply for parole. But it is not the harshest jail sentence ever delivered in the state.
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Bradley Edwards was sentenced at the Australian Supreme Court today. By Michael Ramsey/AAP Wednesday 23 Dec 2020, 9:52 AM Dec 23rd 2020, 9:52 AM 43,673 Views 12 Comments
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CLAREMONT KILLER BRADLEY Robert Edwards will likely die behind bars after a West Australian (WA) judge sentenced him to life imprisonment with a non-parole period of 40 years.
Edwards, who terrorised Perth’s suburbs for almost a decade, showed no emotion in the Supreme Court of WA today after receiving his sentence, which was greeted with applause in the public gallery including family members of his victims.