A person allegedly stabbed his associate 13 occasions throughout a bloody altercation inside their unit on Easter Sunday earlier than making admissions throughout a frantic triple-Zero name, a courtroom has heard.
Sydney’s Downing Heart Native Court docket on Thursday heard harrowing particulars of the alleged homicide of Lisa Fenwick who earlier this month was discovered stabbed to demise contained in the Mascot condo she shared together with her associate Anthony “Tony” Eriksen.
Mr Eriksen, 61, was arrested on the scene and has been charged with the homicide of his associate of 13 years. No plea has been entered.
Police have been referred to as to their Church Ave unit block in Sydney’s south on the night of April 9 following reviews of an alleged home violence-related incident.
It was revealed in courtroom on Thursday that Ms Fenwick suffered 13 stab wounds – 12 to her chest and one to her proper arm.
Mr Eriksen on Thursday appeared in courtroom through video hyperlink from jail sporting slicked again grey hair and carrying jail greens.
Justice of the Peace Michael Barko informed the courtroom that after allegedly stabbing his associate to demise, Mr Eriksen referred to as emergency providers throughout which he allegedly made admissions.
“Police have triple-Zero operator name information alleged to be the voice of the defendant making alleged admissions to what he had allegedly completed,” Mr Barko stated.
“And when paramedics arrived on the scene (Ms Fenwick) was deceased.
“And it is alleged that there have been roughly 12 stab wounds to her chest and one to the appropriate forearm.”
Given the alleged admissions and different forensic proof, Mr Barko described it as a “very robust prosecution case” in opposition to Mr Eriksen.
Police established against the law scene on the condo constructing, with specialist forensic police analyzing the scene effectively into the next day.
The courtroom heard on Thursday the prosecution had requested for a 16-week adjournment because of what was anticipated to be a protracted police investigation.
Mr Eriksen had by no means been convicted of against the law however was dealing with a cost which carries a most penalty of life in jail, the courtroom heard.
Mr Eriksen’s social media profiles describe him as a “meals nutrient educator” with a Grasp of Enterprise Administration.
In keeping with his LinkedIn profile, he beforehand labored as a fund supervisor in positions on the NSW Workplace of Surroundings and Heritage, Woolworths, Rio Tinto, the Division of Protection and Deloitte.
He didn’t make an utility for bail on remand when he appeared in courtroom on Thursday.
The matter will return to courtroom in August.
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