Following on from two previous posts about Australians taking their form of justice into their own hands (part 1, 2) - they’ve been tried and convicted of manslaughter for killing a drunk African in retribution from a previous attack against the two Australians which police did nothing about.

“I bashed a nigger and I think he’s dead”

Rintoull (24) the instigator will be gaoled for 16 years and his accomplice and flat-mate, Sabatino (21), will be put in for 6 years though despite the fact that “Fuck da niggas” was spray-painted on a wall by Rintoull and he told a neighbour that “These blacks are turning the town into the Bronx. I am looking to take my town back. I’m going to kill the blacks.”, the judge decided that the attack was not racially-motivated which significantly shortened their sentences. The two convicted will not have photographs of them released in order to protect their identities in gaol from the disparately-represented Africans.

AusAwake has uncovered his Bebo profile where the innocent boy that would have “offered no resistance” dubs himself “thug” “master-liep”. Fellow crooks offer their condolences in varying degrees of ebonics:

“DAMN MAN UZ LYK SHAKESPEAR MAN U LEFT A MARK SO WEN THE DAEZ GO BY PEEPZ GON STILL TALK BOUT U IN DA FUTURE….lmao
IM JUZ GLAD UR SAFE NOW,,NOW U DONT HAVE 2 DEAL WIT ALLL DIZZ DRAMA BUT ON DA OTHER HAND IT WULD OF BEEN BETTER IF U WURR STILL HERE….
MUCH LOVE MAH NIGGZ”

Some photographs of the late Liep with some bottles, hand signals and a red dress:

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Liep’s Bebo profile

Herald Sun

Following-on from the article about the Australians that ended a sudanese free-ride in Australia, more details have surfaced about the “victim” and those that confronted him: Before the attack, the instigating Australian was chased by a  gang of sudanese and when he rang the police to find out what they’d do about the african gangs, he recieved a typically politically-correct response (nothing will be done because “dat’s racest!“). The African that died was a convicted assaulter and the papers reported that it got back to him and he paid for it. Some Australians call the Australians on trial “public servants” for their heroic actions and that they should be paid to continue cleaning the streets up.