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Police interview Thomas Sewell after he was arrested in 2024 over a protest where he threatened to hang a Chinese man who scalded a baby with hot coffee. He demands to know why he was arrested and not the perpetrator, and asks why he and his family were harassed by police with assault rifles at the airport a month before the baby mutilator was able to fly out of Australia undetected. The interview was played in court, and prosecutors told the magistrate that Sewell responded "hail Odin" to most questions, which they took as "akin to a no comment". Follow: N News

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