Kate coker whyalla

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Facebook Login Sign up the easy way. Setting Primary Image. Justice Vanstone said the offence of murder attracted a sentence of life imprisonment and a mandatory minimum jail term of 20 years unless special circumstances existed to go below that.

His life sentence and non-parole term were backdated to the day of the murder, when he was arrested. Outside court, Ms Coker's sister Tam Beaty said her family now could move on. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work.

She said the case was too serious to even consider that. Man guilty of murder after fight over phone. Mobile phone use caused fatal fight says murder accused.

Woman strangled over staying out late, court told. More on:. She told me to go away, that she didn't want me near her. Webb told the court he was feeling "sorry for what I had done, I just wanted to help her for what I had done to her". He said the couple entered their bedroom and he grabbed her hand to look at it but she pulled it away.

Under cross examination by Mr Pearce about why he had lied to the police, Webb said he supposed he was in shock and not thinking about the "big picture". Conservationists are battling to save animals at an Outback reserve from the effects of the worst drought in recent memory, and have received a funding boost to redouble their efforts.

Today the Supreme Court heard evidence from two of Ms Coker's daughters who witnessed the fight between Ms Coker and Webb in the lead-up to her death. Ms Coker's year-old daughter told the court she and her siblings were outside playing on the trampoline when they heard the couple yelling.

She said she went inside with her siblings and she was in the kitchen when she heard the sound of glass smashing. She said her younger sister ran into the lounge room where the couple were before coming back crying. The year-old said she and her sister then went into the lounge room together and saw Webb pushing Ms Coker around.