Friday 1 July 2022 04:27 PM NSW town Casino in uproar after two teens allegedly stabbed to death amid ... trends now
A small town in Australia is reeling after two teenagers were allegedly killed within weeks of each other as wild rumours of a 'kill list' and race brawls rattle the community.
Teenagers in Casino, in NSW's Northern Rivers region, are now said to be paranoid about who might be next after two 17-year-old boys were allegedly stabbed to death.
Emergency services were called to a home on McDougall Street on June 25 where a 17-year-old was found with alleged stab wounds to his neck and died at the scene despite desperate attempts to revive him.
Teenagers in Casino, in NSW Northern Rivers region, are now said to be paranoid about who might be next after two 17-year-old boys were allegedly stabbed to death.
Earlier this week, Rayn Aylward, 18, faced court charged with the teen's murder.
Detectives cordoned off the street and launched Strike Force Linford to investigate links to another alleged stabbing four weeks earlier near the town's KFC restaurant.
Canberra labourer Lachlan Andrews, 17, and Harrison Hone, 18, were allegedly stabbed outside the fast-food outlet when a fight involving 20 people allegedly broke out around 5.10pm on May 29.
Witnesses as young as 12 saw Mr Andrews die at the scene while Mr Hone survived but was hospitalised with serious injuries.
A 17-year-old was charged with murder, reckless wounding and affray while, another youth, Aaron John Pocklington, 18, was charged with affray and using an offensive weapon in company with intent to commit an indictable offence.
Lachlan Andrews, 17, (pictured) was allegedly stabbed to death outside Casino's KFC restaurant when
