Allen Keys pleads guilty to Eva Lasrini murder

Allen Keys, 68, pleaded guilty to murdering 53-year-old Eva Lasrini on April 1 at Little River.

Why it mattersThe guilty plea resolves a missing person case and clears the path to sentencing, providing answers for the victim's family.

AustraliaA significant Victorian crime case reaches resolution through guilty plea, moving toward sentencing in Australian courts.

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Allen Keys pleads guilty to Eva Lasrini murder

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Victoria's car thefts and break-ins surge far past every other state

Warrnambool boxing coach's fitness-to-plead hearing set for resolution

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