Goran Stevanovic death: Khanh Xuan Pham to stand trial in Supreme Court
A man accused of the murder of dad-of-two Goran Stevanovic, charged following the grisly discovery of his badly decomposed body inside a southwest Sydney unit, has been committed to stand trial.
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A man accused of the murder of dad-of-two Goran Stevanovic, following the grisly discovery of his badly decomposed body inside a Sadlier unit, has been committed to stand trial in the Supreme Court.
Murder accused Khanh Xuan Pham was arrested alongside his partner Kate Annie Lloyd at a Warwick Farm unit less than 12 hours after the grisly discovery.
Stevanovic, of Minto, had been missing for six days before his body was discovered. The 40-year-old was described by a long-time friend as a “great bloke” and a “beautiful soul”.
Pham, who is remanded in custody, appeared by videolink at Campbelltown Local Court where he pleaded not guilty to the single charge of murder.
Former sex worker Kate Lloyd was convicted of being an accessory after the fact to murder in May, after pleading guilty to her role in the death.
In the Downing Centre District Court, Lloyd was sentenced to five years and three months in jail with a non-parole period of three years and six months.
She will be eligible for parole in July 2022 with time already served.
Pham will be arraigned before the Supreme Court on August 7.