The man accused of murdering mom at 2 is alleged to have claimed that his mother would help move body: reports

A man murdered a mother to two that he met before taking his mother to the murder scene for help moving the body, a prosecutor claimed at the court.

Paul Jason Sultana, 34, is on trial for the murder on January 18, 2023 on 28-year-old Dayna Isaac,
according to Sydney Morning Herald.

Isaac was found deceased in her apartment in Sydney, Australia with two cords around the neck and a broken nose, according to Australian newspaper The daily telegraph. Her body was also reportedly “sexually penetrated.”

Sultana is accused of strangling her among concerns that their relationship was to get. According to rEporting of Australian broadcasting company In 2023, acting superintendent Carlene Mahoney claimed that the two had been friends for a long time and had recently become more intimate. ”

While the defendant did not guilty guilty, crown lawyer Yvette Prowse told the NSW Supreme Court on Monday, July 14, that Sultana had tried to reach a friend and brother to help move Isaac’s body before turning to his mother, “who lived very close to the deceased.”

He is said to “picked up his mother in the deceased car, did not tell her what was wrong, but repeatedly said:” It’s bad, “said Prowse.” He then took his mother to the deceased’s apartment, but as soon as his mother saw the dead body of MS Isaac she turned and left. ”

Per The daily telegraphHis mother Janet Tsilis went to the police to report what she saw.

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After Tsiliris left, Prowse claimed that Sultana drove Isaac’s car to a nearby area before lit it on fire. After cycling home he burned additional objects in the garden, perSydney Morning Herald.

Sultana told us to Isaac’s father that he did not know where she was when he handed out. He is said to have texted his brother that he would be arrested.

He denied that he committed the murder when he was found by the authorities.

Sydney Morning Herald reported that three women would give testimony during the trial and accused Sultana of “physical and verbal violence.”

ProWse told the court that the testimony “shows that evidence can show a tendency from the accused to respond by force, effectively when he feels the relationship ends or when he feels rejected.”

The outlet reported that Sultana’s lawyer Gregory Woods claimed that his client was innocent and that someone else “must have been in the premises” to commit the murder.

Although there are no witnesses to the alleged crime, Prowse claimed that there was DNA certificate that linked Sultana to Isaac. A neighbor also reported “Hearing Screaming and Banging” from Isaac’s apartment.

After “everything went quiet,” the neighbor said they saw a man leave the apartment and later return with “an older woman.”

Sydney Morning Herald Also reported that Sultana has been accused of confessing to the crime under custody. He told someone said he wanted to tie Isaac up “and make her regret it, but finally killed her.”

Woods, whom he spoke to all his behavior, claimed that his client simply reacted from “panic caused by fear.”

The lawyer said that Sultana’s actions were due to the “unhappy story of several unsuccessful romance.”

“Now this is all consistent … with a man who thought he could be blamed under these circumstances because he had previously been accused of bad behavior by ex-girlfriends,” Woods said of his client.

He added, “that is, he panicked, not because he had killed Dayna, but because he thought he would very likely be the target of incorrect police charges. We say it is an interpretation that will flow from the evidence.”