The mother of a man who was fatally attacked over a pair of counterfeit AirPods is still questioning how her son died over such a trivial matter. Janet Houllis will have to endure another painful wait before the sentencing of the second man involved in her son Ross Houllis’ murder, which is scheduled for Monday. Ross died in the hospital three days after being attacked in Wakeley, Sydney in February 2020. Abdul Karaali was found guilty of his murder in March. The tragedy occurred when Sami Hamdach, who purchased the fake AirPods from Ross, believed they were not genuine and sought revenge by involving Karaali in the attack. Justice Stephen Campbell expressed that Karaali was likely to face a harsher punishment when sentencing Hamdach, as he was considered the “primary offender”. The sentencing hearing was originally scheduled two weeks ago, but Janet Houllis expressed her desire to conclude the process. She believes that her son was taken from her in a brutal and cruel manner and questions how someone could kill him over AirPods and money. Karaali, who showed aggression towards a detective in court, remained silent during the victim impact statement. The judge adjourned the sentencing until Monday, considering the complexity of the case.
Mum’s Heartbreak: A Trivial Reason for Murder – Shocking Loss of Son over AirPods
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