A jury in Brisbane Supreme Court has been shown CCTV footage of a brawl that allegedly resulted in a man being fatally wounded.
Ricky Lefoe, 31, of Sydney has faced Brisbane Supreme Court for the first day of his trial after pleading not guilty to one charge of manslaughter over the death of Brazilian national Ivan Patricio Susin.
“They decided to get some food before they made their way home and where better to do that than at the kebab shop,” Kelso said. Kelso said Simpson took food from Lodge and Thake’s laps and kept walking, leading to an exchange of words and Simpson turning back and physically confronting the pair. Naylor later testified, under cross-examination from Lefoe’s barrister Patrick McCafferty, that he could not recall Susin throwing a punch but when reviewing the CCTV footage he could see that he did.
One witness testified they saw Susin attempt a “haymaker” punch and agreed with McCafferty that it was “delivered with great force”.
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