A tattoo artist who snapped upskirt photos of a teenage girl as she waited to get inked laughed that his crime was pretty funny when confronted.
El was just 18 and on her first night out on the popular King Street in Newtown, Sydney, in October 2019 when she made the impulsive decision to immortalise her coming of age at King Street Tattoos.
As she finished flipping through the design book and was about to get the tattoo, she was approached by another young woman. This lady comes up to me, and goes, I just want you to know, do not get a tattoo here. That guy with the beard was bending down and taking photos up your skirt , she told Daily Mail Australia.
00:56 EDT, 17 March 2021
Real estate agent Karl Howard (pictured) has been charged with attempted murder over an alleged attack on two women
The $2.2million home where a real estate agent allegedly threatened to kill a woman with a samurai sword has hit the market, touted as a peaceful sanctuary .
Karl Howard, 44, allegedly attacked his date and her friend inside his home in Annandale, in Sydney s inner-west, just after 5am on February 8.
He was arrested and charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, wounding with intent to murder and trespassing.
Howard, who has since been stood down from Ray White in Balmain, has now listed his multimillion-dollar property at 73 Ferris Street in Annandale - the scene of the alleged crime.
03:03 EDT, 12 February 2021
Real estate agent Karl Howard (pictured) has been charged with attempted murder over an alleged attack on two women on Monday
A top Sydney real estate agent skipped around the house singing I m going to kill her before attempting to murder his love interest s friend by slashing her with a samurai sword, a court has heard.
Extraordinary detail can be revealed of Karl Adon Howard s horrific alleged attack on a 27-year-old woman he met online and her 29-year-old friend between 4.40am and 5.20am on Monday.
Sydney Magistrate Glenn Bartley read the police version of events onto the court record on Friday during a hearing about a non-publication order concerning the alleged victims.