Accused’s eerie death post before partner’s stabbing in Endeavour Hills
A former South Australian man who allegedly killed his partner in Endeavour Hills made an ominous social media post in the days before the mum of two was fatally stabbed.
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A man who allegedly knifed his partner inside her parents’ Endeavour Hills home made an ominous social media post in the days before her death.
Sven Lindemann, believed to be the partner of professional bodybuilder and aspiring police officer Monique Lezsak, snapped an Instagram post that read “don’t forget that you are going to die”.
Mr Lindemann, who is also a professional bodybuilder, posted a number of videos that featured misogynistic comments about women.
In one post, he can be seen mixing a protein drink while miming the words “I like skinny girls that are in good f-----g shape, not fat b-----s”.
He regularly posted about his progress in the gym on his social media pages, where he also plugged hemp and supplement products.
Just over a month before the fatal attack that was allegedly witnessed by Ms Lezsak’s nine-year-old daughter on Tuesday, Mr Lindemann snapped a picture of him smiling next to Ms Lezsak and her twin children.
The 51-year-old, who lived in the South Australian suburb of Brompton before moving to Melbourne, has competed in a number of professional bodybuilding competitions in South Australia and Victoria.
In 2012, Mr Lindemann took out the Overall World Fitness Federation at the National Amateur Body-Builders’ Association Adelaide Grand Prix.
He won the International Natural Bodybuilding Association’s overall men’s title in Adelaide in 2009.
Mr Lindemann remains under police guard in hospital, recovering from knife injuries he suffered during the incident.
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