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VIDEO: Emil Petrov found guilty of killing wife Cindy Crossthwaite two decades ago

Wednesday 11 DecemberWed 11 Dec 2024 at 9:27am

There were emotional scenes inside Victoria's Supreme Court after Mr Petrov was convicted of shooting and beating a woman to death.

There were emotional scenes inside Victoria's Supreme Court after Mr Petrov was convicted of shooting and beating his wife to death.

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