By: Julia Atherley
A KILLER who stabbed his gran 17 times after they rowed over his drug use has been granted day release from jail after just five years. Cannabis user Pietro Addis was 17 when he attacked Âmillionai…


Julia Atherley is a Home Affairs Correspondent at The Sun. She covers a diverse range of topics including cybersecurity, cybercrime, and the judicial system, with a focus on crime and justice, as well as health and wellness. Julia's work has been featured in multiple publications including The Scottish Sun, News.com.au, and The Mirror.
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