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A mysterious, unprovoked attack on an elderly man that left him covered in so much blood he was unrecognisable has landed in court after DNA evidence linked a suspect to the scene more than one year later. The 65-year-old man was fixing a car in the driveway of his Edensor Park home, in Sydney's west, on April 9, 2013 when he was violently attacked by a stranger wielding a hunting knife, Parramatta Bail Court heard. Documents tendered to court reveal the knife was a 'replica Rambo' blade 40 centimetres in length. The victim retreated to his garage and tried to fight off his alleged attacker Alexander Cosic with some success, allegedly leaving DNA behind. Advertisement It's alleged Mr Cosic tore a gold chain from the victim's neck then escaped in a car parked nearby. He was charged with robbery armed with an offensive weapon causing wounding at 6pm Friday night, nearly 15 months after the incident. In refusing bail to the accused, Magistrate Christopher McRobert repeatedly emphasised the seriousness of the alleged offence. "This is a savage, unprovoked attack on a 65-year-old man in his own home," he said. "It involved a sustained period of attack on an elderly man … Continue reading →

SAN JOSE -- The man charged in the presumed killing and disappearance of 15-year-old Sierra LaMar was indicted on the strength of recovered DNA and alleged self-incriminating statements that revealed knowledge about evidence before detectives knew it themselves. That was the thrust of the case that compelled at least 12 of 18 members of a criminal grand jury to indict Antolin Garcia-Torres in the murder of Sierra, whose body still has not been found, and in three prior attacks on women that surfaced after his 2012 arrest in the teen's case. The new details about the evidence against Garcia-Torres are contained in 1,900 pages of secret grand jury testimony released late Friday. This newspaper bore the cost and successfully fought to make the transcript public as Garcia-Torres' attorneys sought to keep it under wraps. Before the release of the transcript, little was publicly known about Garcia-Torres' arrest other than that it was based on DNA evidence. "It's vital for the public to understand what occurred during the secret grand jury proceeding, particularly since the prosecution is seeking the death penalty in this case," said David J. Butler, editor and senior vice president for news at the Bay Area News Group. … Continue reading →

A mysterious, unprovoked attack on an elderly man that left him covered in so much blood he was unrecognisable has landed in court after DNA evidence linked a suspect to the scene more than one year later. The 65-year-old man was fixing a car in the driveway of his Edensor Park home, in Sydney's west, on April 9, 2013 when he was violently attacked by a stranger wielding a hunting knife, Parramatta Bail Court heard. Documents tendered to court reveal the knife was a 'replica Rambo' blade 40 centimetres in length. The victim retreated to his garage and tried to fight off his alleged attacker Alexander Cosic with some success, allegedly leaving DNA behind. Advertisement It's alleged Mr Cosic tore a gold chain from the victim's neck then escaped in a car parked nearby. He was charged with robbery armed with an offensive weapon causing wounding at 6pm Friday night, nearly 15 months after the incident. In refusing bail to the accused, Magistrate Christopher McRobert repeatedly emphasised the seriousness of the alleged offence. "This is a savage, unprovoked attack on a 65-year-old man in his own home," he said. "It involved a sustained period of attack on an elderly man … Continue reading →