Man allegedly murdered over $10,000 meth deal

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A $10,000 meth deal gone wrong was allegedly behind the killing of an Oakey man in the car park of the Porter Plainlands Hotel, an Ipswich court has heard.
A pathologist told a committal hearing on Wednesday that the likely cause of death for 53-year-old Paul Rock was multiple stab wounds.
Seated in the dock of Ipswich Magistrates Court, Mr Rock's accused killers Beau Andrew John Smith, 28, and Kye Enright, 22, sat silently during the two-hour hearing as their legal defence counsel cross-examined four witnesses.
Smith and Enright are each charged with the murder of Paul Rock at Plainlands on July 1, 2019; unlawful use of a motor vehicle without authority to commit the offence of murder; unlawful supply of an illegal drug GBH (gamma hydroxybutyrate); and robbery in company/armed with a knife.

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