An investment banker accused of murdering a university student outside a McDonald's restaurant had been playing Playstation with his friend before the attack. Kyle Zandipour, 27, had been playing a basketball video game at home with his friend and it is believed he drank four beers before going to get some food on St Kilda Road in Melbourne where an argument broke out, the Herald Sun reported. The ANZ investment banker was charged with the murder of Joshua Hardy, 21, following the incident that occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning. Mr Hardy, from Parkville, was reportedly intoxicated when he tripped Mr Zandipour's friend, who retaliated by pushing him.
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Grieving family pay emotional tribute to university student Joshua Hardy
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The 21-year-old was killed in a brutal attack at 1.10am on Saturday outside a McDonald's outlet in Melbourne
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The family hope to raise awareness to stop more deaths due to 'unprovoked and senseless acts of violence'
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Kyle Zandipour, 27, an ANZ investment banker, was charged with the murder of Joshua Hardy at Melbourne Magistrates Court on Sunday
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Police claim the victim was grabbed by the arm, flipped and violently thrown to the ground head first before being kicked to the head
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Mr Hardy died in hospital from the injuries hours after the attack
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