Overview
- Eriksen, 62, pleaded not guilty and began representing himself when the 20-day murder trial opened on June 10 in the NSW Supreme Court
- The court was shown Fenwick’s last messages in which she warned friends she felt unsafe and asked for a record of her concerns
- Prosecutors detailed an autopsy that found 18 stab wounds including multiple penetrations of the heart, lungs and aorta
- Police found Eriksen at the scene with Fenwick’s blood on his wrist and foot and the alleged kitchen knife submerged in the sink
- The Crown plans to call up to 50 witnesses, including friends and counsellors, to outline financial dependency and Fenwick’s attempts to end the relationship