A teenage boy has admitted to the stabbing murder of a 19-year-old-man in Brisbane's south earlier this year.
A teenage boy has admitted to the stabbing murder of a 19-year-old-man in Brisbane 's south earlier this year.
The man was taken to hospital in a critical condition suffering severe wounds to his leg, lower abdomen and stomach.He underwent surgery but died the following month. Police allege the 19-year-old was stabbed in the leg, lower abdomen and stomach outside an Acacia Ridge house about 2.30pm.On Tuesday, that teenager appeared in the Supreme Court in Brisbane where he was arraigned on three charges.
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