Queensland shooting: Gareth and Stacey Train published video after killing police officers at Wieambilla
Wieambilla shooters Gareth and Stacey Train recorded a video that was posted on YouTube on Monday night, before they were killed by Queensland police.Wieambilla shooters Gareth and Stacey Train recorded a video that was posted on YouTube on Monday night, before they were killed by Queensland police.After ambushing police officers with a hail of bullets,huddled together in the dark at their remote Queensland property and recorded a video.
“They came to kill us and we killed them,” Gareth said in the video, uploaded to a video sharing platform on Monday night.“We’ll see you when we get home. Love you,” Stacey added.
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