An accused killer's story that he left his beloved pig-hunting knife on a lounge at a house at Narara, went outside and fell asleep in his van on the night Danielle Easey was brutally murdered inside "defies logic" and should be rejected, a jury has been told.
And Justin Dilosa's version that he went to great lengths to attempt to cover up the murder, including wrapping the body in multiple layers and dumping it in Cockle Creek, and told associates he took responsibility for killing Ms Easey to protect the real killer, his ex-partner Carol McHenry, and not because he was involved "makes no sense" and "is totally out of proportion".
