Mark Ludbrook accused of murdering friend Autumn Baker with steak knife

A woman was stabbed to death after trying to stop a friend’s stabbing in the stomach while a friend was in a state affected by a drug.

Mark Ludbrook, who is partly paralyzed, appeared using a motorized wheelchair on Monday, Mark Ludbrook, 53 -year -old Mark Ludbrook, at the Victoria Supreme Court on Monday, when the hearing on the death of Autumn Baker.

Defense lawyer Emily Clark claimed that he was not guilty of the murder when he said that he did not act consciously, voluntarily or deliberately when his jury caused his death.

Crown prosecutor Jim Shaw, who summarized the prosecution case, said Mr. Ludbrook claimed Mrs. Baker that he had killed Ms. Baker with a knife twice on his chest with a steak knife in the afternoon.

He told the court that the Crown was a case, that the couple was a friend, that Ms. Baker was home to 12.55 at 12.55 for a social visit.

However, Mr. Shaw said he expected Mr. Ludbrook’s caregiver Amber Davidson to prove that he was “unreasonable” and “strange ında in the early hours of that morning.

The court told the court that Mr. Ludbrook was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition affecting the spine a year ago, transverse myelitis, and that he was mostly connected to the wheelchair and cares.

“He needed them because he could only walk a few steps at a time,” the prosecutor said.

Mr. Shaw claimed that he had returned to illegal drug illegal and ethics or PCE to manage Mr. Ludbrook’s chronic pain, and that he had taken PCE in the early hours of that day.

Mr. Shaw said that Ms. Davidson watched the undress of Mr. Ludbook, walked naked through the house and would enter the backyard, which he continued to be unreasonable ”.

“Mrs. Davidson was concerned; he shot a few short videos in the backyard, saying weird things,” he said.

Shortly after Mrs. Baker arrived, Mr. Shaw said Mr. Ludbrook bought a steak knife from the kitchen lottery and returned to the bedroom.

Ms. Davidson watched the concern and the defendant man was lying, still naked, “throwing himself into the stomach,” he said.

The jury was told to stop two women Mr Ludbook, and Ms. Davidson called Triple-0 only to hear Mrs. Baker’s screaming.

Mr. Shaw said that Mr. Ludbrook was standing on the Mrs. Baker and entered the bedroom again to claim that he was fired from the room.

The jury was worn for three minutes of body, a police officer looking for a police officer’s house, found that Mrs. Baker was lying in a blood -covered place.

“Oh st,” he was shouting.

“Not conscious, he doesn’t breathe … Stabbed on his chest.”

The jury was told that Mr. Ludbrook was restricted in the backyard and calmed down and taken to hospital with his own knife wounds.

In contrast, Mrs. Clark told Mrs. Baker what happened as a “terrible, terrible tragedy ve and said that she had accepted Mr. Ludbrook that he was the person who caused his death.

He said that the defense did not object that Mr. Ludbrook took PCE at the beginning of that day, behaved in a strange way and said weird things, and that he had a background of discussions and disagreements with Mrs. Baker.

“What is not accepted is that Mr. Ludbrook aims to harm Baker Baker,” the defense lawyer said.

“When he caused his harm, he did not agree that he was under the control of his actions; in a right mind.”

Mrs. Clark, two expert witnesses of the defense, judicial psychiatrist and a anesthetist, Mr. Ludbrook’un mind -state of the mind, he said.

“Mr. Ludbrook does not accept that he is consciously, voluntarily and deliberately acting when Ms. Baker caused her death,” he said.

Mark The mind state of Mark Ludbrook, who is a problem at this hearing… Or was it so impressed by PCE? ”

The hearing continues.