Australian convicted in Singapore for killing man in act of ‘religious hostility towards Muslims’
Andrew Gosling sentenced to five and a half years in prison after ‘causing death and grievous hurt’ by throwing a wine bottle at people two storeys below him
An Australian man has been sentenced to five and a half years in prison for killing an elderly Singaporean man and hurting his wife with a thrown wine bottle, in what a judge called an act of religious hostility toward Muslims.
Andrew Gosling was convicted by a Singaporean court of “causing death and grievous hurt by a rash act” for throwing a wine bottle at a group of people two storeys below him, striking a 73-year-old man and killing him in 2019. The bottle ricocheted and injured the shoulder of the man’s wife.
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