Killer's appeal dismissed
AAP
A man has lost an appeal against his conviction for a "gangland-style execution" of a guest shot five times at a packed 21st-birthday party in Sydney.
Mohammed Hoblos's appeal against his maximum 28-year sentence for the 2009 murder of 25-year-old Hilal Merhi was rejected by the Court of Criminal Appeal on Wednesday.
Hoblos was sentenced to a minimum of 21 years in May 2012.
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