Arthur Freeman: The Man Who Threw His Daughter Off A Bridge
True Crime with Elli Mac
03/01/24
•26m
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On the morning of the 29th of January 2009, Arthur Freeman drove his three children to school and on his journey, he stopped at the top of the West Gate Bridge in Melbourne, Victoria.He then proceeded to put on his hazard lights and got out of the car.He told his 4-year-old daughter Darcey to climb onto the passenger seat, and he then took her out of the car and carried her over to the railing, dropping her over the side into the water below.Arthur then got back into his car and drove off.How could a man, throw his daughter, 58 metres to her death?
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