Nai was subdued by police and passers-by on the streets of Sydney CBD on August 13 last year. (ABC Photo)
More than a year after CBD suspected murderer (Mert Ney) of the knife attack in Sydney, he finally confessed to murder crime.
The 22-year-old, dressed in a prison suit and short-cut hair, attended the central District Court (Central Local Court) hearing via video link.
On the afternoon of August 13 last year, Nai allegedly killed 24-year-old sex worker Dunn (Michaela Dunn) in an apartment on Clarence Street (Clarence Street), then brandished a butcher knife and rushed to the street, stabbing a 41-year-old Chinese woman at the back of a Hotel CBD hotel (Linda Bo).
About 45 minutes after the attack on Belinda, police arrived at the Clarence Street apartment building around 3:00 and found Dunn's body.
Dunn attended Rothbank College (Rosebank College) in West Sydney and then Virgin Mary University (University of Notre Dame). As a senior "companion" girl, she was cited as making money by offering sexual service, and Nai was her "acquaintance ".
The murdered 24-year-old Sydney teenager Dunn. (Photo of Desk 9)
Police said earlier, before the incident with Dunn through the phone, and then into her apartment unit to meet. CCTV footage showed Nai leave the building around 1:50 p. m.
At around 2:00 p.m., Nai allegedly stabbed Belinda in the back with a butcher's knife near Hotel CBD. When he tried to attack others again, he was clamped by passers-by and firefighters with milk cartons, chairs, etc. Subsequently, he was arrest, by the police and was acciused murder 、murder 10 counts of attempted, intentional infliction of serious bodily harm and assault.
As he was asked today to confirm whether he had pleaded guilty to three of these accusation, he replied :" Yes, guilty. "
Nye's lawer, Hatiz (Zemarai Khatiz), said out of court that his client had improved significantly in his struggle with mental health problems.
"He is very sorry that he has taken responsibility for what he has done. "said Hatties.
Dunn's mother, Joanna (Joanne), is one of today's court appearances. She spoke publicly last month for the first time after her daughter's death, saying "we have a long way to go ".
Day 9 revealed earlier that Nai had a history of mental illness and had was acciused committed weapons-related crimes last April. After his appearance in June, he was granted nine months bail ,bail conditional conditions, including the requirement that he be admitted to a psychiatric institution on his own. But Nai later escaped from the agency.
A sentence will now be handed over to the New State High Court (Supreme Court) for sentencing.
