Australian jury convicts two men for murder of Indigenous teen


The jury heard the attack on Cassius Turvey was ‘the end point of a complex series of events’. - Photo: AAP file

SYDNEY: An Australian jury on Thursday (May 8) found two men guilty of murdering Cassius Turvey, a 15-year-old Indigenous boy whose killing sparked nationwide anti-racism protests.

Turvey was attacked and beaten with a metal pole in October 2022 in the western city of Perth, the court heard. He died 10 days later in hospital.

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