Man charged over Endeavour Hills stabbing murder of Giew Tur Tuol
A man has been charged over the alleged stabbing murder of Giew Tur Tuol in Melbourne’s southeast.
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A young man has been charged with the alleged stabbing murder of another man in Endeavour Hills at the weekend.
Police say Giew Tur Tuol, 21, was found dead inside a house on Mossgiel Park Drive about 6.30am on Sunday.
His alleged killer, a 20-year-old Springvale man, was captured on CCTV walking on the street near the crime scene.
Homicide detectives charged that man with murder and he was remanded in custody.
Mr Tuol died after a fight allegedly broke out at the house.
It is understood he was allegedly stabbed using a folding utility knife.
Later that morning, his distraught relatives could be heard yelling: “they killed my son”.
His loved ones were seen holding one another and crying as one woman laid down on the ground as police tried to calm them down.
The young man’s mother reportedly collapsed at the crime scene and had to be treated by paramedics.
Mr Tuol was farewelled at a memorial service in Dandenong on Wednesday.
Police say Mr Tuol and his alleged killer knew one another.
The 20-year-old is expected to appear at the Melbourne Magistrates Court on August 21.
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