
Father Sentenced for Murdering Son
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Sydney father Nathan Vikatos sentenced to over 28 years for murdering his 3-year-old son Alexi in a planned murder-suicide. Despite claims of psychosis and a rough childhood, the judge rejected these and noted Vikatoss lack of remorse. The sentence includes an 18.5-year non-parole period, with Vikatos eligible for parole in 2041.
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0:00In Sydney today, March 20th, a Sydney father named Nathan Vicados just got sentenced to more than 28 years behind bars for murdering his three-year-old son Alexi back in. May 2023, the judge set a non-parole period of 18 and a half years, and with time already served, he'll be up for parole in 2041. Vicados pleaded guilty last November after stabbing his son to death in the bathroom of their Riverwood apartment. Court heard he planned it as a murder suicide because he didn't want the boy going into state care. Family and friends filled the courtroom, sharing painful impact statements about losing a sweet little boy they all adored. They talked about endless nightmares, flashbacks, and the hole in their lives for missing out on watching him grow up. The judge praised their courage. Earlier this week, the judge called it a huge betrayal of parental trust. He rejected claims of psychosis or rough childhood, backed by Vicados' own mom who described a loving home. A psychiatrist noted drug issues and personality problems, but no real voices or delusions
1:05lined up with his actions. Vicados showed little remorse in court, staring at the floor as the sentence came down. He got a 25% discount for the guilty plea, but the judge sees only slim chances for real change ahead.
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