Alleged 2007 murder at Adelaide party involved 'payback', court told
A man standing trial for an alleged stabbing murder at a party in Adelaide's north in 2007 did not inflict the fatal wound but was among a group of four men accused of murdering the victim, a court hears.
Kimlong Rim is accused of murdering Thea Kheav at a party in Adelaide in 2007, according to prosecutors. The court heard Rim was among a group of men who stormed the celebrations seeking revenge. Prosecutors say the altercation began with Kheav being struck with a bottle and then stabbed multiple times in the chest. Despite paramedics' efforts, Kheav died from his injuries. Rim pleaded not guilty to the murder charge.
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