YOUR SAY "Cesspit Australians had 10 more years than my boy"
SIR, you would feel different if you had seen your son or daughter slide into a drug-filled 14 years ending in suicide.
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SIR, you would feel different if you had seen your son or daughter slide into a drug-filled 14 years ending in suicide.
But I respect your right to let your feelings be known.
Don't blame the people of Indonesia for the deeds of two cesspit Australians, the two had 10 more years than my boy.
I still have my nightmares, the same as their families will.
The two cared not for me or those that have suffered.
EDWIN BAIL, Brightview
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