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A Hong Kong court has rejected an appeal bid by an Australian man convicted of manslaughter over the death of a taxi driver.
Kelsey Mudd, 24, received a jail sentence of four years and three months last year after being found guilty over the death of the taxi driver in 2009.
Mudd, who has joint US-Australian citizenship, was accused of commandeering the taxi while drunk and crashing into a fence, killing the 58-year-old driver.
The court rejected Mudd’s appeal, saying the initial verdict was “neither unsafe nor unsatisfactory”.
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