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it's very... It's February 26, 2015,

Kansas Australia.

Philip Quayle, 27 is found found dead by a passer-by around 3.25 a.m. near the intersection of Spence and Taylor streets.

Thug, Jake Desmond Livingston 19, just out of prison on parole had attacked Philip

knocking him to the ground and then held him in a headlock until Philip was dead.

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Tonight I will tell you of a senseless brutal and random attack that resulted in the death of 27 year old chef Philip Quail.

Philip had moved to Cans from New Zealand to join his brother Rowan who had moved to the area around 2008.

They both worked in the hospitality industry and Philip got a job washing dishes at the popular

Tar Fish restaurant. Four years later, Philip would become the chef. In contrast the other main character in this story

is 19 year old Jake Desmond Livingston with a long list of convictions and even at the age of 19 was just two days out of

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