A mother involved in the violent stabbing death of a New South Wales police officer has been granted parole. 9News
A mother involved in the violent stabbing death of a New South Wales police officer has been granted parole.
Fiona Barbieri and her son killed Detective Bryson Anderson outside their home in Oatlands, in Sydney' north-west on December 6, 2012. The pair barricaded themselves inside their home with a dangerous selection of weapons – including swords, a barbed wire garrotte, Molotov cocktails and a gas bottle attached to a flamethrower - after Mitchell fired arrows at an electrician.Detective Anderson was stabbed in the chest and face by Mitchell in the violent attack., it emerged in court that as Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson – a father of three - was fighting for life, Fiona Barbieri shouted: "It's his own f....
Former NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said Detective Anderson's family would be devestated by Barbieri's release when her parole was initally raised.A Current Affair.
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