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Three Australians jailed for more than a decade over Melbourne man’s shooting death in Bali

Three Australian men were sentenced in Bali for the death of Zivan Radmanovic, with Coskun and Tupou each receiving 16 years and Jenson 12 years in prison.
Darcy Jenson received the longest sentence among the group, at 12 years, for organizing the attack.
Prosecutors said Jenson organized the attack while the other two carried it out, indicating a leadership split within the group.
The defendants claimed they were paid to frighten the victim to repay a debt, a motive cited in court.
Investigators testified that the group received instructions from a 'Mr X' whose identity remains undetermined.
Zivan Radmanovic, 32, from Melbourne, died after gunshot wounds and blunt-force trauma during the Bali incident.
Sanar Ghanim survived the attack after being shot and beaten, indicating a close call for one of the victims.
The trial began in October, with the defendants claiming they were offered money to travel and frighten the victim, highlighting problematic incentives.
The court noted the defendants had no prior criminal records and were cooperative, a factor in the sentencing.
Judge described punishment as a preventive measure to deter similar acts, not revenge or degradation of dignity.
The sentencing followed international investigations with Interpol involvement, including arrests in Singapore and Cambodia.

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