01:31 EDT, 14 July 2021
A man found the body of his 36-year-old son in a pool of blood and positioned almost like he was trying to crawl away from something, a court has heard.
James Switez-Glowacz died from haemorrhaging, having been stabbed eight times in his head and body days before his body was found in February 2018.
His former wife Emily Jane Tracey, 38, and another man she also had a relationship with - 37-year-old Paul Mathew Moore - are standing trial each charged with one count of murder.
The body of 36-year-old James Switez-Glowacz was found by his father in his Wynnum West unit after he was stabbed eight times
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Subscriber only A mother-of-six on trial for murder admitted to police she wrote a false entry in a nursing home visitors register for the night her ex-husband was allegedly killed. The Crown alleges Emily Jane Tracey created a false alibi for the night James Switez-Glowacz was murdered in his Wynnum West home. Mr Switez-Glowacz, 36, was found dead by his father in his Wynnum West unit on February 8, 2018.
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Subscriber only The father of an alleged murder victim has told a court of finding his son dead in the loungeroom of a Wynnum unit, with blood everywhere . The shirt that he was wearing was soaked in it, Albert Switez-Glowacz told Brisbane Supreme Court, in evidence pre-taped in 2019, because of his own ill health, and shown to a jury.