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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That that that was burglary and uh actual bodily harm for that.
So
They were given years for each of those crimes as well.
Now, when you're sentencing um someone, not it's not all added up in one go.
Some things are concurrent, some things uh accumulative.
But the the formula that the judge used came out to 16 and a half years for Steve Fabrizi and 20 years for
For Joseph Faconi.
Now, one interesting point is that for the manslaughter, Fabrizzi got 14 years, but Facconi only got 13 years and six months.
And the reason for that is that Joseph Facconi is expected to do his time much harder than uh than Steve Fabrizzi.
And that's because he's so ill and as the judge said, he's almost certain to die in jail because doctors have given him only about twelve months to live.
Well, we know that Joseph Vacconey has already lodged an appeal against his conviction.
Uh of course he has a lot at stake because as the as we've just heard the judge said.
that uh he expects him to die in jail.
So he's having a last ditch uh bid to to have this overturned.
We don't know about Steve Fabrizi yet.
That's also entirely on the cards though.
So I I don't think that it's over.
Uh and I think the family recognises that as well.
Oh thank you, Stocky.
And thank you for letting me bring this story to your audience because uh it's such an important story in Canberra, but also it's a universal story, a story that anybody would be interested in and also, you know, a terrible story um that people should know about.
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