Shellharbour, NSW, man stabbed to death Shellharbour Train Station - woman arrested.
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Matter of Shellharbour murder accused returns to court
“The prosecution is still compiling the brief of evidence against Shellharbour murder accused Tamara Lee Doust, a court has heard.
Ms Doust is charged with the stabbing murder of Jack Westren, 25, in Dunmore, and being an accessory after the fact to murder.
Mr Westren was found suffering serious stab wounds to his abdomen in Saturn Crescent, Dunmore on the afternoon of January 28.
Paramedics responded, but despite their efforts, Mr Westren died at the scene.
Doust's matter was mentioned at Wollongong Local Court today, although she did not appear.
Crown prosecutor Jacqueline Azad said evidence outstanding from the brief included a postmortem report, interview transcripts and digital forensics results.
Magistrate David Williams adjourned the matter for four weeks.
Six children aged between 12 and 15 have also been charged in connection with Mr Westren's death, one of whom - a 15-year-old boy - is charged with murder.”
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“The prosecution is still compiling the brief of evidence against Shellharbour murder accused Tamara Lee Doust, a court has heard.
Ms Doust is charged with the stabbing murder of Jack Westren, 25, in Dunmore, and being an accessory after the fact to murder.
Mr Westren was found suffering serious stab wounds to his abdomen in Saturn Crescent, Dunmore on the afternoon of January 28.
Paramedics responded, but despite their efforts, Mr Westren died at the scene.
Doust's matter was mentioned at Wollongong Local Court today, although she did not appear.
Crown prosecutor Jacqueline Azad said evidence outstanding from the brief included a postmortem report, interview transcripts and digital forensics results.
Magistrate David Williams adjourned the matter for four weeks.
Six children aged between 12 and 15 have also been charged in connection with Mr Westren's death, one of whom - a 15-year-old boy - is charged with murder.”
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