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Report: Australian Teen Fights For His Life After Being Kicked At Heavy Metal Concert

December 29, 2009

Amy Dale of Australia's The Daily Telegraph reports that a teenager went into cardiac arrest after being hit in the chest during a heavy metal concert (featuring THY ART IS MURDER, SIENNA SKIES and VEGAS IN RUINS) at Blacktown Masonic Hall on December 19. He was on life support for eight days.

Teens who attended the concert have flooded Facebook and MySpace to speculate on how the 16-year-old's injuries occurred, with Blacktown detectives now investigating claims Jamie Craig was deliberately kicked by another reveller wearing steel-capped boots.

Read the entire report from The Daily Telegraph.

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