The jury heard evidence that 12 people were involved in the fight, which ended in one man's death. Yesterday, the jury heard the 18-year-old was stabbed six times, and that two of the wounds were about 12 centimetres deep. Prosecutor Rebecca Christensen told the court no one saw the alleged murder, meaning the case would rely on circumstantial evidence, putting the accused boy at the scene, with a knife and the opportunity to carry out the stabbing.

The jury heard CCTV footage from across the road from the skate park showed that from the time the first of three cars arrived for the organised fight, the brawl lasted only a bit over two minutes. Ms Christensen said her case was that, in that time, the occupants of one car descended on the two victims, beating them until someone emerged from their car saying he had a machete. She said she would show the people involved in the initial attack then retreated to their car, retrieving garden tools, which they used to smash up the victim's car. 'I think I stabbed the guy you were fighting' The jury was told it is the Crown's case that it was during this lull that the accused boy delivered the fatal wounds. Ms Christensen also told the court part of the evidence would include accounts from other witnesses about what the boy told them after the fight. That included a remark he is alleged to have made in the car to another person as they were driving away. 'I think I stabbed the guy you were fighting,' the teen allegedly said. Ms Christensen said some of the witnesses reported seeing a knife tucked into the waistline of the boy's pants.Īnother is expected to tell the court how he overheard a conversation where the boy said he had stabbed about seven times, that 'he just did it and kept doing it'.

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