Tragedy, heartbreak, confusion. These were some of the feelings last Tuesday at the Queensland Conservatorium after the horrendous event. “I don’t know what happened, one minute I was playing Mozart’s third violin concerto and the next minute the first violin had stabbed the Conductor.”
Our reporter managed to get a statement from the fencer. “He was attacking me from the moment the playing started, waving his stick around, it was only a matter of time.” Renown fencing lawyer Mr Miami is stating self defense is a valid response in the situation. “When you train all your life to stab people those instincts can kick in at inappropriate times. Just last week in Paris an antenna repair man retreated off the roof as his partner swung around to ask him a question.”
Were you at the performance? Give us your say in the comments below! Was it the right response in the situation?
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Our reporter managed to get a...Vash DianVashDianvashdian@gmx.comAdministratorVash has been working as a war time investigative journalist and reviewer for years. His speciality is turning the ordinary into extraordinary. All of us here at the Imperial Gazette look forward to the day when he gets paying work.Imperial Gazette
Vash has been working as a war time investigative journalist and reviewer for years. His speciality is turning the ordinary into extraordinary. All of us here at the Imperial Gazette look forward to the day when he gets paying work.
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