Underworld Boss's Murder Trial Unfolds

0:00It's April 16. Welcome to Sydney News Today, powered by AI. Courts diving deeper into the hit on Underworld Boss Gavin Preston, gunned down outside Sweet Lulu's Café in Keylor East back in September 20, 23. Two guys from New South Wales, Jade and Tito, and Robbie Isaachabi face murder charges, with prosecutors calling it a straight-up contract, killing. Both pleading not guilty as the trial rolls on in Melbourne. Café manager Lulu Blackmore dropped details on Preston's routine. He stuck to three favorite tables inside with street views, always the same spot if. He could snag it. She said he never sat outside, and folks knew him easy. Big guy, bald head, tattoos popping. Regular witness Patrick Christify spotted him and his crew there. Two or three times a week leading up. Then chaos hit. Two dudes in all black, faces masked, pull up in a car, blast away, and peel out in under 10 seconds. Preston drops, bleeding out in a pool, while a local shop guy grabs towels to help.

1:03Caught Brad Dudless jumps in with chest compressions till it's clear he's gone, then rides with wounded buddy AJ Magne to the hospital. Juris got an eye-full Thursday. Crime scene picks in video with Preston's body still there, orange juice glasses and sunglasses on the table nearby. Cops found black balaclavas, a shirt and a glove in the getaway cars, all bagged up for show. Magne's sitting this out as a witness, not talking much. Defense lawyers swear Tito and Zahavi had zero part in the shootout on Preston and Magne. Trials pushing forward, peeling back more layers on this underworld takedown.