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Family ‘disappointed’ man who stabbed two men in north Queensland home invasion won’t face inquest
The family of one of two men killed during a north Queensland home invasion more than two years ago, say they are disappointed the man who stabbed the pair will not have to give evidence in person at an inquest.
Key points:
- The two men were stabbed and died after breaking into Dean Webber’s home
- Dean Webber was never charged after police ruled he acted in self-defence
- The Supreme Court upheld the Coroner’s decision not to make Mr Webber give evidence in person
Thomas Davy, 27, and Corey Christensen, 37, died after they broke into the Alva Beach home of Dean Webber in October 2018.
The pair were searching for Candice Locke, who was injured, and had sought refuge in the 19-year-old’s home, before a fight broke out between Mr Webber and the men.
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