Queensland’s Longest Life Sentence | Adelaide News

The Supreme Court drops chilling new photos from the trial of Darryl Young, the man convicted of a brutal triple murder and attempted murder at his cattle station — a crime that shocked Queensland. Young, sentenced to life with a 40-year non-parole period — the longest ever by a Queensland judge — allegedly tried to fabricate an alibi, leaving behind damning clues like hand sanitizer in his car, meeting wind farm workers, and removing security cameras. The murder weapon, a .30-30 rifle, was never found, but ammunition, cleaning kits, and a matched spent casing proved his guilt. The fourth victim survived with a gunshot wound. Young won’t be eligible for parole until he’s 99.

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