Robert Xie leaving King St Supreme Court, Sydney. Photo / Dylan Robinson / News Corp Australia
As mass killer Robert Xie begins his life sentences for murder, his wife insists he is innocent and was set-up by police.
Xie will die in jail after he was given five life sentences for the Lin family massacre in 2009.
The 53-year-old showed no emotion as his sentence was handed down at the NSW Supreme Court on Monday. Read More...
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