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Not guilty verdict leaves Hillcrest families devastated | SBS News

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The operator of a jumping castle involved in a fatal incident in Tasmania has been found not guilty in its criminal case. Six children died when a gust of wind tossed the inflatable object into the air and across the school in a 2021 event. The court decision has left families devastated, with one mother yelling inside the court as the verdict was handed down.
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