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Keita Courtney Martin, one of 14 accused of Elizabeth Struh’s murder, pleads not guilty in Toowoomba court

A member of a religious group charged with the murder of an eight-year-old girl has described how they sat, sang and prayed while the child became progressively ill and died. 

Keita Courtney Martin, 20, is one of 14 members of a fringe religious group charged over the death of Elizabeth Struhs in a Toowoomba house on January 7 after she was denied medical care for her type 1 diabetes.

A committal hearing in Toowoomba Magistrates Court heard that during a police interview in July, Ms Martin revealed she was present for Elizabeth's final days.

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