A Queensland man has been found not guilty of murdering pensioner Kalman Tal after a fatal circular saw amputation, according to court reporting. Kalman Tal, 66, died shortly after paying $5,000 to have his leg amputated in a park. Multiple outlets state that farm worker John Yalu carried out the amputation using a circular saw. The case is tried as a murder charge, and the jury has returned a verdict of not guilty. The reporting describes Tal’s death following the procedure and identifies the accused as John Yalu, a farm worker. While the published summaries do not provide further details of the evidence or the legal reasoning behind the acquittal, they agree on the central facts: the payment arrangement, the location of the procedure, the method used, and that Yalu is acquitted of murdering Tal. The verdict ends the murder charge against him, as reported by the outlets.