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Subscriber only A 49-year-old Redcliffe mother has been jailed after telling her teenage daughter she was going to kill her grandmother to get her back. The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared via video link in Redcliffe Magistrates Court on April 22 and pleaded guilty to four offences including three breach of domestic violence orders and a wilful damage charge. Court documents revealed the woman on April 20, 2020, called her 13-year-old daughter, who she was not supposed to contact, three times and left messages. The messages said: I will kill your grandmother, you understand, to get to you. I will do anything to get to you. I ve been to jail twice for you. I will kill for you.
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âIâm going to kill your mumâ: Dadâs disgraceful verbal assault on ex revealed A Magistrate has labelled a 32-year-old dad who told his toddler son he was going to âkill his motherâ a coward and a disgrace.
Crime by Erin Smith
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Subscriber only A 32-year-old dad s onslaught of verbal abuse towards his ex-wife, including threatening to kill her, has landed him in jail. The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared in Redcliffe Magistrates Court via video link on April 20 and pleaded guilty to two counts of breaching a domestic violence order. The court heard the breaches occurred within days of being placed on an Intensive Corrections Order for a similar offence.