Rita Camilleri. Sen Con Bennett, from the NSW Police Sydney Crime Scene unit, was attending 128 St Clair Avenue, St Clair, in western Sydney with fellow officers. Jessica Camilleri, 27 ...

who examined the crime scene between 12.42am and 7am on Sunday July 21, told the court that out on the footpath in front of the neighbour's house he found Rita Camilleri's mutilated head.

RITA Camilleri managed to survive 90 savage stabbings ... The week-long trial has heard gruesome and graphic police evidence, crime scene bodycam video and a police interview with Camilleri ...

Jessica Camilleri stood on the front lawn of a neighbour's St Clair home in July last year, covered in blood, speaking with officers. The 27-year-old has pleaded not guilty to murdering Rita ...

Justice Helen Wilson accepted the crime was sparked by Camilleri's fear of going to a mental institution Rita Camilleri was ... 0 call and to police on the scene, she initially blamed her mother ...

Rita Camilleri told family friend Cory Rickard ... In what police describe as one of the most “horrific” crime scenes they have attended, Mrs Camilleri’s body was found in her kitchen ...

Police have charged the daughter of Rita Camilleri, 57, with her murder ... before", Mr McCarthy told the court. Police at the crime scene on Sunday.Credit: AAP She "told police in the struggle ...

A Sydney woman who decapitated her mother and carried her head outside to show neighbours in a crime of “extraordinary ... Jessica Camilleri, 27, killed her mother Rita in the kitchen of their ...

The trial has also been played a police interview with the accused who said of her mother, "half her nose fell off in the struggle" and when she left the scene, she had two mobile phones in her ...

Jessica Camilleri, 37, was jailed for a minimum 16 years for brutally killing her mother Rita Camilleri, 59, in 2019. The then 30-year-old stabbed her mother more than 100 times before dumping ...

An autopsy on 57-year-old Rita ... Camilleri’s sentence was “manifestly excessive” and that the sentencing judge had been incorrect in their assessment of the “gravity” of the crime.

who examined the crime scene between 12.42am and 7am on Sunday July 21, told the court that out on the footpath in front of the neighbour’s house he found Rita Camilleri’s mutilated head.