Nah, let him watch it live.
I don't think anything was decided at all. Just all speculation.
I thought Borce’s brother was suspected of helping him, although I don’t recall whether he was charged.
Yep probably the most plausible answer.
If you'd just murdered somebody, or come into possession of an item you know or suspect is linked to a murder, I can't see you being so carefree as to throw the item from a car, that's possibly in motion, into a nearby dam that's not that big. It just seems like there's too much on the line to potentially get it wrong in your one and only try.
Good point regarding his pre-existing and still healing injuries. Certainly would have made it that much harder for PS if acting alone.We have not been told that the accused was the one who put her phone into the dam
With the injuries he's supposedly still suffering from, some serious injuries, three months before being accused of murdering Samantha, and still receiving treatment in the hospital
I would find it hard for him to lift her alone...
A broken pelvis alone can take even 12 months to fully heal, including then regaining strength, mobility, and depending on the severity of the fracture. They can be a bugger!
A fractured vertebra can take around three months to heal, but it depends on whether surgery is required; it can take longer
My thoughts from the beginning are that there is more to this
He's pleading not guilty
The crash left Stephenson - the son of former Richmond and Geelong AFL player Orren Stephenson - with serious injuries that required two weeks of hospital treatment.
Those injuries included a fractured vertebra, lacerated spleen, broken pelvis and ribs and minor head trauma.
Police allege he would go on to murder Ms Murphy just three months later despite his injuries.
Stephenson's lawyer Moya O'Brien told the court her client still suffered from those injuries, which had seen him return to hospital while behind bars.
The court heard Stephenson had lost control on a bend, going into a slide that left him crippled on the road.
Major update on Sam Murphy's alleged killer as he appears in court
The man accused of murdering Ballarat mum Samantha Murphy has made a sensational appearance in court.www.dailymail.co.uk
Re Lisa and Gittany, indeed she was alive when thrown off the balcony, I, not you , was in error there. 15 floors up... she was , in fact , still alive when she hit the ground, he was able to life a live body, fully conscious , over a safety barrier on a balcony, even more difficult.. a truly dreadful crime, may he never be released.
I didn’t think of that Troops! So true & very clever.
It is a very common thing, that one's barrister, all togged up in barristers clobber, including wig, and jabot will pose on the steps of the Supreme Court there in William St, and proclaim the innocence of their client, along with the claim, spurious or not, that their lovely bloke they are representing is a victim of false charges, and incorrect accusations, and there is a real murderer out there, awaiting the knock on the door. Happens once a week. There is no law that says a barrister must not do this, and it is , in part, expected by the court groupies, and various security folks. We'd ( I include myself in this peculiar cult ) would be disappointed if it was skipped... A regular happening.
