Australia 1998 Cold Case Solved - Arrest Shocks Community

On the night of April 9th, 1998, a 13-year-old boy was asleep at his first ever sleepover in inner Sydney, looking forward to the Easter Show in the morning. A man who had never met him threw a petrol bomb at the back of the house because somebody had put paint on his girlfriend's car. The boy woke to find the staircase gone, got to a window, and jumped while he was still on fire. He had burns to 65 per cent of his body and stayed alive for 11 weeks. His mother spent the next 27 years making sure nobody forgot his name. It took a reward raised to one million dollars, a witness who had been sitting on what they knew for 22 years, and a white Holden Commodore parked in a back lane to finally put a man in handcuffs on a Brisbane tarmac. Check old cases that has been solved recently: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb1jzqhJMWkk Make sure you subscribe to get your regular crime fix: https://www.youtube.com/@aussiecrimes?sub_confirmation=1 #truecrime #coldcase #crime #crimewatch #arthurhaines #australiatruecrime #australiacrime #aussiecrimes