What we know
Mexican men sentenced to 158 years in prison for murder of Australian brothers
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What we know
- The Robinson brothers’ parents attended every day of the trial and were present last week when the men were found guilty. — The Sydney Morning Herald New Reported by 2 outlets Also in nearly the same words: The Age
- Three men have been sentenced to 158 years’ in prison over the murder of Aussie brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their friend Carter Rhoad in Mexico. — The West Australian New
- UK Counter Terrorism Policing said Natland had been operating under orders from someone in the Foxtrot Network, an international criminal gang based in Sweden. — Euronews
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How each outlet words the headline
- Norwegian teenager sentenced to 20 years in prison over UK murder plot — Euronews · 13:38 UTC
- Mexican judge sentences three men to 158 years in prison for murders of Australian and US surfers — The Guardian · 02:52 UTC
- Mexican men sentenced to 158 years in prison for murder of Australian brothers — The Sydney Morning Herald · 02:57 UTC
- 3 men sentenced to more than 158 years for the killings of Australian, US surfers in Mexico — The Independent · 03:01 UTC
- 3 men sentenced to more than 158 years for killing Australian brothers, US surf pal in Mexico — New York Post · 03:38 UTC
- Men sentenced to 158 years’ jail over murder of Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson in Mexico — The West Australian · 04:17 UTC
- Three sentenced to 158 years in Mexico for murder of Australian, US surfers — Straits Times · 04:30 UTC
- 3 men sentenced to 158 years for the killings of Australian, US surfers in Mexico — ABC News · 05:03 UTC
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