Geelong Father's Killer Could Be Released from Jail in Under 4 Years
In a shocking turn of events, Bailey Clifford, a 20-year-old man who brutally stabbed a Geelong father to death after being caught breaking into his car, could be walking free from jail in less than four years. The sentencing has left the community reeling, with sobs echoing through the courtroom as the judge handed down the verdict. The case has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the justice system in dealing with violent crimes, with many calling for tougher sentencing laws to be implemented. As the family of the victim struggles to come to terms with their loss, the possibility of Clifford's early release has sparked widespread outrage and debate about crime and punishment in Australia, with keywords like 'violent crime', 'justice system' and 'sentencing laws' being thrown into the spotlight.