Elizabeth Byrne
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491 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 31 Aug
Elizabeth Byrne’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But the irony of him then taking up with this fictitious criminal syndicate wasn't lost on anyone, and especially the judge who said that he'd been actively participating.
in what he thought was a criminal syndicate.
So it was it was something that was noted by others in the court.
One thing that stuck out was that he really tackled this whole idea that uh Fabrizi had been helping the police and that he should have a lower sentence because of it.
He said he'd been helping himself by revealing the details.
Uh and of course some of those details were revealed to an undercover officer, but um his lawyer had argued.
That in the police interviews at the jail after his arrest, he had given further details and Trent Hickey said that was self-serving, basically.
Uh the other thing that was interesting is remember how the others have talked about
uh there should be a question over who did who did what in the house and that that question can't be resolved.
The the position of the prosecution was that um it doesn't matter who did what in the house, they were jointly responsible and so m both should have uh this maximum sentence that Trentinke asked for.
Well Justice Mossop endorsed the jury's findings, of course.
He found each was equally responsible for the crime, so who did what in the house was irrelevant, uh that their acts had caused Irma's death, uh, that going in with cable ties, duct tape and a weapon was a dangerous act, and revealed the planning uh that must have taken place beforehand.
He said that the motive was greed.
He also uh said uh one interesting thing.
This was raised by Trent Hickey as well.
He said that uh Vicone must have had knowledge of the nineteen ninety seven burglary, the first of the three, where a hundred and two thousand dollars cash was stolen from under the couple's house.
Now no one was home, so no one was hurt or anything, but the money was taken.
And then Vicone showed up in nineteen ninety eight with someone else, and that's when
he assaulted Urma and he's been found guilty of of that assault.
Now, no one's suggesting he was involved in the nineteen ninety seven burglary.
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