A jury has heard voicemail messages left by the accused killer to his fiancee, Kallista Mutten, after he allegedly murdered her nine-year-old daughter.
The man accused of murdering his fiancee’s nine-year-old daughter Charlise Mutten in the Blue Mountains called his partner after she took his ute from the property and threatened to kill her if she did not bring it back, a jury has heard.
that her daughter was missing, pretending he left her in the care of a woman valuing Wildenstein or his former criminal associates may have taken her, before telling police he last saw her on January 10.McKay said Kallista Mutten found dating apps on Stein’s phone on the night of January 12 and left the home in his ute, sent messages to friends “consistent with her belief that the child was missing”, and a text to Stein saying, “I just want my daughter”.
Stein told Kallista Mutten police were on their way and “you’re going down, dog”. He alleged she had smashed up multiple properties, and it was her “last chance” to “do the right thing”.
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