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Two Sydney men, Jaeden Tito and Rabii Zahabe, just received 34-year sentences for a meticulously planned murder in Melbourne — they ambushed Gavin Preston during breakfast, killing him for financial gain. The court heard they used stolen cars, a getaway driver, and knew his routine. Despite surviving shooter Abbas Maghnie, the duo showed no remorse, chillingly indifferent to the life they took. The judge emphasized that targeting someone in public for money is unforgivable. Both will be eligible for parole after 26 and 27 years — a stark warning about the cost of treating human life as a commodity.

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