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Oatlands drunk driver sentenced to 28 years in prison over crash that killed four Maronite Catholic children

by Joe Higgins

9 April 2021 - Updated on 12 April 2021

DRUNK driver Samuel Davidson has been sentenced to 28 years jail for a crash that killed four children and injured ...

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Oatlands drunk driver sentenced to 28 years in prison over crash that killed four Maronite Catholic children

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