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02 July 2018 13:12:47
Larissa Beilby died between June 22 and June 28 and reportedly was detained in a car against her will and tortured before being killed, reveal the court documents.
The detectives carried 18 additional charges, including torture, against the man accused of murdering Larissa, whose body was found Wednesday in a barrel south of Brisbane
Zlatko Sikorsky was charged with murder and misconduct with corpse. , and has since been charged with 18 other offenses, including torture, deprivation of liberty, possession of weapons and dangerous drugs, and the dangerous operation of a vehicle.
His case was briefly raised in the Maroochydore Court of First Instance this morning, where he was remanded in custody until his next court appearance in court. instance of Beenleigh in September
Lawyer Brendan Ryan argued that Mr. Sikorsky would fight the murder charge, but that he would not defend most of the 19 other charges against him by the police.
"There are many new allegations that the police let me see this morning" There are many new charges that have been laid against my client. "
" Many of these charges do not will not be defended. . The police spotted various items in the unit where he was located so as not to defend these accusations.
M. Ryan said yesterday that Larissa died as a result of a "mishap" and claims that her death was not caused by the drug.
"The mishap usually refers to circumstances that is what a mishap means and that's what I'm going to do," he explained today.
was waiting for the police to deliver a substantial part of the case against Mr. Sikorsky in two months
Mr. Ryan did not want to say whether Mr. Sikorsky was working with the police, but that he was Had long been in contact with the police for several days and had not been formally questioned.
Operation Jagger Quebec was launched after the discovery of Larissa dead in the back of a in a gated community in Stapylton
Mr. Sikorsky was followed to the Sunshine Coast and held police for 27 hours, before surrendering on Saturday evening.
Detective Inspector Damien Hansen had previously confirmed that Mr. Sikorsky was in a relationship with the teenager, but he did not want to discuss what might have been the case. motivate to murder.
"Scientific evidence has confirmed that Larissa was the person found in a cask at Buccan, but the detectives await the results to show the cause and the time of death."
The Last Time That & ### He was seen alive on June 15 in a runaway home for runaways in the Brisbane suburb of Sandgate. Police said that she made a social media post three days later.
Tracey Ann Thomson, a 40-year-old woman from Palmwood, and Joseph Geiger, 38, from Alexandra Headland, were also charged
The case of Ms. Thomson was also briefly mentioned in the Magistrates Court from Maroochydore this morning and she was remanded in custody until September.
Joseph Geiger appeared in court by videoconference and complained to the court [19659099] Police reveal details of siege
Superintendent Darryl Johnson says police negotiators played a central role in the seat that ended without a hitch.
"They were close enough to talk through the window … sometimes they are on the phone, sometimes they are on a speaker," he said.
"In this situation, they were close enough to talk to the man."
Supt. Johnson stated that the agents had not stormed because they were not in the same position. they wanted to try to solve it peacefully without danger to the police or the police. ] Four policemen in uniform "title =" Police at Sunshine Coast siege "width =" 700 "height =" 467 "/>
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Police are meeting outside of the Alexandra Heads headquarters site on Saturday. (AAP: Darren England)
He said that at no time were there any other members of the public in danger, including people in nearby units.
"A decision was made to restrict people coming back to this area, we helped people get out if they needed to go to work," he said. [19659036] "There were quite a few situations where we brought people back to their units to pick up communications or clothes, people we did not allow to go in, and some were vacationers. with me on Saturday
"Because we could not let them go into unity, we got extra housing to get them."
Supt. Johnson said that the headquarters were located there. is finished "very peacefully … exactly how we wanted it to happen."
"He [Sikorsky] came out safely to be hurt."
He said that it was the second seat on the Sunshine Coast in recent years, but it was a "single incident"
"The Sunshine Coast is a relatively safe place to live."
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02 July 2018 06:19:20
