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Why Christchurch killer Nathan Boulter avoided facing victim’s family at sentencing
Boulter, 36, stabbed McDonald, 37, to death in her Parklands driveway in July last year as she arrived home from the supermarket with her teenage daughter and 7-year-old son. He had been released from prison just 13 days earlier. Boulter pleaded... Read more.
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