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Man arrested in blood-splattered pants found guilty of Melbourne fisherman’s mmurder.
Forrest Stevenson, 38, denied he was the one who attacked
Andres Pancha, 45, at Frankston Pier in Melbourne’s
south-east in June 2024.
Fisherman Andres Pancha was stabbed to death at Frankston
Pier on June 29, 2024.© 9News
But a Victorian Supreme
Court jury on Thursday found him guilty of murder
after close to three days of deliberations.
Jurors found Stevenson attacked Pancha on the pier after
approaching him about 6am on June 29.
Using a knife, Stevenson stabbed the older man 101 times,
including 31 blows to the head and neck, and 40 to the torso.
Another fisherman who was about 100 metres away called
Triple Zero while Stevenson fled the scene on foot.
Paramedics arrived at 6.12am to find Pancha lying in a pool
of blood with no pulse.
Police immediately reviewed CCTV footage and identified the
attacker as a man in a green jacket.
Forrest Stevenson was found guilty of murder.© nna\sswain
About 80 minutes after the fatal stabbing, Stevenson was
found lying in shrub, dressed in a green jacket with blood-stained black pants.
Pancha was a likely contributor of the DNA found on
Stevenson's pants, Crown prosecutor Kristie Churchill KC told jurors
She said the CCTV of the man leaving the scene matched
footage of Stevenson in the Frankston area before the attack.
But defence barrister Amy Brennan told jurors the man in the
footage was not her client and the pants he was arrested in were not his.
Pancha’s family broke down into sobs and hugged each other
after the verdict was handed down.© 9News
Jurors began their deliberations on Tuesday morning and
returned their guilty verdict on Thursday afternoon.
Pancha's family broke down into sobs and hugged each other
after the verdict was handed down.
They declined to speak to the media after the verdict.
Stevenson will face a pre-sentence hearing at a later date.
- AAP
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