2025 trial anticipated for Bradley Cotten, Brandon Grant over Feebie McIntosh Murder

A pair of men accused of murdering a young woman in a Sunshine Coast home in 2022 will likely have their trial in Supreme Court in 2025.

Bradley Ian Cotten and Brandon Grant are accused of murdering Feebie McIntosh.

The next steps for two men accused of murdering a young Sunshine Coast woman in 2022 have been revealed as a Supreme Court trial looms.

Brandon Grant, one of two men charged with murder over the death of Feebie McIntosh, had six other charges mentioned in Maroochydore Magistrates Court on December 6.

In addition to murder, he has been charged with dangerously operating a vehicle, driving without a licence, two counts of possessing drugs, receiving tainted property and possessing a weapon

His co-accused Bradley Ian Cotten did not have any matters before court on that day, but magistrate Haydn Stjernqvist made note of his name in reference to their alleged murder of Ms McIntosh.

Bradley Ian Cotten was charged with murder following the death of a 25-year-old woman Feebie McIntosh at Dicky Beach. Picture Facebook

Defence lawyer Chelsea Emery said a trial over the charge of murder was anticipated to occur in August, 2025 in the Supreme Court and court registry records state he and Mr Cotten’s next court appearances will be for a mention in the Supreme Court on December 11.

She told the court Mr Grant’s charges were related to the murder charge, and asked for the matters to be adjourned to a date after the trial.

As per police prosecutor Nick Nitschke’s suggestion, Mr Grant’s remaining charges were adjourned to September 10, 2025.

Brandon Grant was also charged over the death of Feebie McIntosh. Photo: Facebook

The two co-accused were charged after Ms McIntosh was allegedly shot on May 27, 2022 in a Moffat Beach home.

During witness cross-examination in April this year, it was alleged Mr Cotten had been putting together a gun and Mr Grant was seen handing over a part for the weapon before Mr Cotten pointed the gun at Ms McIntosh and shot.

She had been rushed to hospital but died from the gunshot wound.

No pleas have been formally entered to any of the charges.