Hundreds rallied in Melbourne's CBD after prosecutors dropped a manslaughter charge against Marat Ganiev, accused in the death of Isla Bell. Bell's family expressed devastation, while friends questioned the justice system.
Hundreds gathered in Melbourne's CBD for a rally over the death of Isla Bell, 19, after prosecutors dropped a manslaughter charge against accused killer Marat Ganiev due to insufficient evidence. Ganiev still faces other charges.
Isla Bell, 19, found dead in a Melbourne tip 18 months ago, was remembered at a vigil. Protesters decried the dropping of manslaughter charges against Marat Ganiev, accused of her death, due to insufficient evidence. Her family demands justice system reform.
Melbourne man Marat Ganiev, who was accused of killing 19-year-old Isla Bell and putting her remains in a fridge, was due to face a Supreme Court trial this month.
Melbourne man Marat Ganiev, who was accused of killing 19-year-old Isla Bell and putting her remains in a fridge, was due to face a Supreme Court trial this month.
