The Australian’s Shadow of Doubt podcast delayed ‘sadistic’ paedophile’s trial, court documents reveal
William “Rob” Gilfillan, a former physical education teacher, was to stand trial in Victoria in February last year on five…
The Guardian reports: William “Rob” Gilfillan, a former physical education teacher, was to stand trial in Victoria in February last year on five…
This health story centres on Australia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Australian’s Shadow of Doubt, Rob’ Gilfillan and William.
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