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The teenage girl Larissa Beilby was not murdered and died as a result of a "mishap," say attorneys Zlatko Sikorsky's accused.
million. Sikorsky, 34, was charged with murder after his body was found in a barrel south of Brisbane on Wednesday.
He was followed to the Sunshine Coast and kept the police at bay for 27 hours, eventually going on Saturday night.
The Sikorsky legal team will state that Larissa died as a result of a tragic accident and will claim that her death was not caused by the drug.
"I absolutely believe that he is innocent, and I have been doing it for a long time," Sikorsky said. Lawyer Brendan Ryan said:
"I think that when [the police] did his job … they will find out that he did not commit the murder."
"If they parry their Is and cross their Ts, they will find out that he did nothing and instead she might have gone through misadventure."
While the detectives are confident that they have enough evidence to charge Mr. Sikorsky with murder, it may take them months to gather detailed evidence of this murder. which happened to Mrs. Beilby. Scientific tests confirmed that Ms. Beilby was the person found in a cask at Buccan, but the detectives await results to show the cause and time of death.
Toxicological reports that could shed light on the fact that Ms. Beilby had drugs or alcohol
The security images of the Buccan property where Mr. Sikorsky was staying will also be examined.
It is understood that the police were inundated with public information last week, and are trying to gather details about the "relationship" between Mr. Sikorsky and the teenager half his age .
Ms. Beilby was last seen living on June 15 in a runaway transition house in Sandgate, a suburb of Brisbane. Three days later, police said she had posted a message on social media.
Homicide detective Damien Hansen said that it was "certainly worrying" that the police were not informed of the student's disappearance until the 26th. June. "In other areas – be it schools, other departments … I will not comment on their processes, we are looking at our processes," he said.
A government spokesman said no one named Larissa Beilby. known as the Queensland Department of Child Safety, which means that she was not under state protection and had not been the object of 39, a report to the Ministry in the last 12 months.
stated that she would not comment on other aspects of the case.
Hundreds of tributes have been paid online for Larissa, with an online fundraising page to raise funds for funerals of over $ 5,000. 11]
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