Molly Ticehurst's killer appeals 28-year sentence
Daniel Billings, convicted of murdering his ex-partner Molly Ticehurst in her Forbes home in April 2024 while on bail for domestic violence offences, has filed a notice to appeal his 28-year sentence. The 28-year-old mother's death triggered new electronic monitoring laws for serious domestic violence offenders in New South Wales. Billings received a 20-year non-parole period, meaning he could be released as early as 2044.
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