Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn was suspected of going to a hotel room after the alleged murder of elderly campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay, a court has heard.
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The court heard prosecutors were keen to have the contents of Lynn's initial record of interview and his original statement to police suppressed over fears they may be inadmissible when the matter goes to trial.
A court battle over the content of that evidence between Crown prosecutors, Lynn's barrister and media organisations will return to court on Friday.
On Tuesday, journalists were provided a redacted version of the alleged events, omitting many of the allegations against Lynn.
Despite fighting for information on the case to be suppressed, prosecutor John Dickie took an extraordinary swipe at the reporting of the hearing after Lynn's version of events were finally aired.
'There are matters that are not in that document, that have been removed from that document, that clearly the prosecution intends to rely upon,' Mr Dickie said.
'It is clear hopefully from the document, and if it's not clear from the document it's clear hopefully from the charges put before the court, that it is alleged of course that the accused acted with murderous intent when he allegedly killed the two victims.'
Mr Dickie said he was concerned that some media outlets had 'not heard the evidence properly' when publishing court reports on the preliminary hearing.
'Just so that no-one is under any misapprehension, that's how the two charges are entered and those two charges are before the court,' he said.
Lynn is expected to enter a plea of not guilty to the charges at the conclusion of the hearing next week.