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Dominatrix sentenced after ordering sub to attack boyfriend with hammer, killing him
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0:39Now PlayingRushed by a hammer-wielding man as he left his apartment building in Melbourne, Australia with his dog, Nicholas Cameron “fought for his life.”
When police arrived just six minutes later they found the 39-year-old fatally injured between two cars and arrested his attacker, Stuart Lindsay Heron, who was trying to leave the scene.
Heron claimed he had spent hours waiting to confront Cameron, a man he did not know, after seeing him “dealing ice to kids.”
But two folders, one titled “target” and the other “Heide,” would identify the real reason he was murdered.
Heron, 50, returned before the Victorian Supreme Court on Monday for a presentence hearing after pleading guilty to Mr Cameron’s July 10, 2021, murder earlier this year.
Outlining the case, crown prosecutor Elizabeth Ruddle KC told the court Heron had been enlisted by his dominatrix, Heide Bos, to “confront” her boyfriend – Mr. Cameron.
Ruddle said Bos and Heron had met on FetLife, a social networking site for people exploring sexual kinks, just two months earlier.
Bos went by the name “hedonistic siren” and Heron, who went by the name “slave pinto,” had quickly embarked on a dominant/submissive relationship.
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