A jury hears that a man accused of fatally stabbing another person sent messages about the stabbing shortly afterward. According to reports, the accused is said to have been found with a large knife. The court is also told that, minutes after a neighbour’s friend was fatally wounded, the accused sent texts describing that he had stabbed someone. The family of the deceased hears that the attack was “without warning,” according to the accounts reported by both outlets. The reports do not provide additional details about the circumstances leading up to the stabbing, the relationship between the people involved, or the evidence presented beyond the alleged possession of the knife and the timing and content of the text messages. The jury is considering the claims presented during the trial based on witness testimony heard to date. The reports frame the alleged sequence as: the neighbour’s friend is fatally wounded, then minutes later the accused allegedly sends texts about the act and is later found with a knife.