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Jury still out for NSW shop fire deaths
AAP
The family of a mother and baby killed in a Sydney shop explosion face an anxious weekend wait after a jury failed to return a verdict on their alleged murderer.
The NSW Supreme Court jury convicted Adeel Ahmad Khan on Friday of deliberately setting his shop alight in September 2014 and murdering 27-year-old Chris Noble, who lived above the shop and perished in the blaze.
However the jury was unable to agree whether Khan was also guilty of the murders of 31-year-old Bianka O'Brien and her baby son Jude, who also died in the fire.
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They will continue their deliberations next week, after Monday's public holiday.
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