Supporters at the Victorian state library protested against prosecutors dropping a manslaughter charge against the man accused of killing her
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Isla Bell, the 19-year-old whose body was found in a Melbourne tip 18 months ago, has been remembered as a loving, courageous and open-hearted young woman with a green thumb and an “exquisitely beautiful soul”.
Friends, family and supporters gathered outside the Victorian state library on Saturday to honour the teenager and protest against prosecutors dropping a manslaughter charge against the man who had been accused of killing her.
Continue reading...This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Catie McLeod.
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