Johnathon Malcolm Goodfellow faces Elizabeth Magistrates Court charged with Jordan Torrans murder

One supporter of Johnathon Goodfellow told the media they didn’t “give a s**t” about murder accusations as he faced court over Wednesday’s stabbing.

A man has faced court in Adelaide’s north charged with the stabbing murder of a young father at Salisbury Downs on Wednesday.

Johnathon Malcolm Goodfellow, 30, faced the Elizabeth Magistrate’s Court on Thursday afternoon charged with murdering Jordan Torrans.

Supporters of Johnathon Malcolm Goodfellow outside the Elizabeth Magistrate’s Court on Thursday. Picture: Isabel McMillan

Mr Goodfellow made no application for bail, and was remanded in custody to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court in January.

Jordan Torrans was fatally stabbed at Salisbury Downs on Wednesday.

Outside court, one supporter of Mr Goodfellow told reporters to “f**k off” and said they “don’t give a s**t” about the police allegations.

Mr Torrans, 31, of Modbury Heights, was stabbed multiple times on Wednesday evening.

Mr Goodfellow was arrested a short time later and charged with murder.

Emergency services as well as major crime detectives swarmed to Londonderry Ave in Salisbury Downs at about 6.45pm after reports of a stabbing.

Long-term friend Daniiel Wilkey shared a series of posts to social media on Thursday, sharing her heartbreak over Mr Torrans’ death.

“Jordan Torrans ... you’ll always be in my heart. R.I.P,” Ms Wilkey wrote.

In a tragic twist, Ms Wilkey also lost her partner Brad Hill in a fatal crash on Tuesday, after his motorbike collided with a car on North East Road at Inglewood.