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Buderim man Bernard Robbins found guilty of murder for killing brother before wedding

Buderim man Bernard Robbins found guilty of murder for killing brother before wedding © Provided by ABC NEWS Gregory Robbins died in June 2019 after getting into a fight with his brother at a pre-wedding family get together in Buderim. (Facebook) A Sunshine Coast groom-to-be who stabbed his brother repeatedly in a violent vengeful rage  for putting his wedding day in jeopardy has been found guilty of murder. During the trial the court heard Gregory, 61, had travelled to Queensland from Western Australia to attend his younger brother s wedding, which was scheduled later that week. It heard the two men had been drinking together with their partners and Bernard s daughter, before they began arguing over stupid little things , including comments made about their mother.

Buderim: Queensland groom-to-be jailed for life for brother s murder

A groom-to-be has been jailed for life after being found guilty of murdering his brother in a vengeful stabbing attack. Sunshine Coast man Bernard Robbins has today been found guilty of murdering brother Greg, committing the crime of passion just days before his own wedding. The altercation, occurring on June 12, 2019, saw Mr Robbins and his family having drinks just days away from the nuptials – with the brothers then getting into a heated argument over family matters. A groom-to-be has been jailed for life after being found guilty of murdering his brother in a vengeful stabbing attack.(9News) READ MORE: During the fight, Bernard s would-be bride Sally Doring threatened to call off the wedding, leaving her fiancé overcome with rage .

Groom-to-be who fatally stabbed his brother was acting in self defence, court hears

00:42 EDT, 27 April 2021 A groom-to-be who fatally stabbed his brother days before he was due to get married should be acquitted of murder because he was acting in self-defence, a Brisbane court has heard. Bernard John Robbins is on trial charged with murdering Gregory Robbins, 61, at a home in Buderim on the Sunshine Coast on June 2019. Bernard Robbins, 59, admitted he stabbed his brother seven times after a night of drunken arguments, but says he was being held in a headlock, unable to breathe from being choked. He grabbed a knife from a nearby massage table, fearing his brother would injure him or do serious harm, defence barrister Damian Walsh told the Brisbane Supreme Court on Tuesday.

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