Newsreader breaks down as she realises connection to Sydney siege victim

An Australian TV newsreader broke down in tears during a live broadcast when she realised her connection to one of the victims of yesterday's siege at a Sydney cafe.

Newsreader breaks down as she realises connection to Sydney siege victim
Tue, 16 Dec, 2014 - 06:42

An Australian TV newsreader broke down in tears during a live broadcast when she realised her connection to one of the victims of yesterday's siege at a Sydney cafe.

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