A 28-year-old Madora Bay man has pleaded guilty to the one-punch-attack that killed a 27-year-old Mandurah chef.
Jason Goodwin was playing pool at Silver Sands Tavern about 4pm when Jake Mosley punched him in the face.
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READ NOWMr Goodwin fell and hit his head on the corner of the pool table.
Mr Goodwin was admitted to hospital with a fractured skull and brain haemorrhage which led to his death seven days later.
Mosley entered a plea of guilty to manslaughter at Perth Supreme Court today.
Detectives initiated a two day manhunt to find Mosley following the attack.
The maximum sentence for a one-punch-attack was doubled due to a campaign by Mr Goodwin’s parents following his death.
Mosley will be sentenced on December 20.
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