Paul Cohrs continues to believe he was justified in the “abhorrent” shooting of his elderly mother.
A former deputy mayor who continues to believe he was justified in the shooting murder of his elderly mother could die in prison.
The relationship between Cohrs and his brother became strained in 2012 as they had conflicting ideas over properties connected to the family business. All three men drove to a shearing station on the property in the far south-western corner of NSW, where Cohrs shot his brother multiple times in the head and chest before handcuffing Fernandez in the shed, the court was told.He then travelled 120 kilometres, arriving at his mother’s home at Red Cliffs in Victoria’s north-west an hour later.
As he drove back to Lake Victoria Station, he called his two non-estranged children, telling his son, “it’s done, it’s over, I’ve shot them both” before calling police.
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