Samoan suspect confesses to hired hit in Vietnam on Sydney gangster
A Samoan man arrested in Vietnam has confessed to being hired to kill an Australian man, Lorenzo Lemalu, 24, in Ho Chi Minh City. Lemalu, who reportedly had links to Sydney's criminal underworld, was shot and killed outside a restaurant last Thursday.

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AI-generatedA Samoan man arrested in Vietnam has confessed to being hired to kill an Australian man, Lorenzo Lemalu, 24, in Ho Chi Minh City. Lemalu, who reportedly had links to Sydney's criminal underworld, was shot and killed outside a restaurant last Thursday. This incident marks a rare gangland murder involving foreigners using Vietnam as a base for criminal activities. CCTV footage captured images of the shooting, showing a hooded individual firing a gun. A second person also appears to have been injured in the attack.
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4 extractedCCTV footage shows a hooded man firing a gun at the victim.
Lorenzo Lemalu, 24, was shot dead outside a restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City.
A Samoan man arrested in Vietnam confessed to being hired to kill an Australian gangster.
The killing involved foreigners using Vietnam as a base for crime.