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Top cop on murdered Brisbane couple
“There’s a lot of criteria you need to reach [to declare a terrorism event]. It’s over a period of time this has come together,” she said.
“Firstly, the ideology of two years ago. Secondly, the reasons for [Mr Abdi] leaving the country in 2019. Thirdly, the actions towards the police. And that he is heavily connected to the tragic deaths of the elderly people.
59 Ulinga Crescent in Parkinson – where Maurice and Zoe Antill died. Credit:Google Maps
“This is not unlike other terrorist acts across the world, people randomly attacking others. I can’t think of anything more tragic than an elderly couple dying tragically in their own home.”
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said police told her the Antill killings were “an isolated…
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