The 15-year-old Noongar Yamatji boy was allegedly struck with a metal pole while walking home from school and later passed away from his injuries.
The trial of four individuals charged with the killing of 15-year-old Cassius Turvey officially began in the Western Australian Supreme Court on Monday. The accused - Brodie Lee Palmer , Mitchell Colin Forth , Jack Steven James Brearley , and Aleesha Louise Gilmore - have all entered not guilty pleas. The Noongar Yamatji boy was allegedly attacked on October 13, 2022, while walking home from school in the Perth suburb of Middle Swan.
Despite initial medical attention, Cassius tragically passed away from his injuries 10 days later. The trial, expected to last around 11 weeks, is being overseen by Chief Justice Peter Quinlan. A series of witnesses are expected to testify as the legal proceedings unfold. Cassius's death sparked widespread outcry and solidarity, with vigils and protests held across Australia and around the world.
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