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10th Feb 2021 8:47 PM Eleven years before a man committed an unspeakable murder-suicide, a police officer realised he had access to guns despite being banned from a firearms license due to his history of family violence. But after the eagle-eyed cop forwarded his report onto the appropriate branch - the Victoria Police Firearms Licensing Services Division - no further investigation was undertaken, the Coroners Court of Victoria heard on Wednesday. Charles Bisucci would later use one of those guns to shoot his partner Marilyn Burdon before killing himself in her Kew mansion after she told him she didn t want him. The inquest is investigating the circumstances of the murder-suicide of August 21, 2017, including how Bisucci was able get his hands on a gun. ....
Coroners Court of Victoria signage (file image) - AAP 1 of 1 5370537724001 A man who shot his partner dead in Melbourne and then turned the illegally obtained gun on himself had a string of criminal convictions. Marilyn Burdon, 70, was found dead at her Kew home in 2017. Her partner, Charles Bisucci, killed her and then himself. An inquest is looking at how the former solicitor who had his gun licence cancelled and 15 of his firearms seized in 2004, was able to keep accessing weapons. One of the seized guns, a Winchester rifle, was used in the murder-suicide. It ended up being registered in the name of Bisucci s friend, Sebastian Carmuciano, Victoria s Coroners Court was told on Monday. ....
Advertisement A long-time friend of a former solicitor who shot dead his partner at her luxury Kew home has admitted signing blank documents that allowed the killer to move his guns around the state and dodge authorities before the fatal attack. Disgraced former lawyer Charles Bisucci had his firearms licence cancelled in the early 2000s after being issued with a family violence intervention order regarding a former partner. His guns were all supposed to be seized by police, but on Monday the Coroners Court of Victoria heard not all were permanently confiscated and Mr Bisucci was instead able to create a web of lies to conceal his access to lethal weapons. ....