article_snippet: Accused murderer Daniel Jack Kelsall's confession that Accused murderer Daniel Jack Kelsall was having intrusive thoughts about killing a 'random' was a chilling prophecy and key to the case against Accused murderer Daniel Jack Kelsall, the crown says. '
article_snippet: (Then) This man, a total stranger agreed to the accused's suggestion that a total stranger might like to engage in a sexual encounter with a total stranger to relieve a total stranger stresses.'
article_snippet: Peter McGrath SC asked.
article_snippet: It was not Kelsall, Peter McGrath SC said, that was in the wrong place at the wrong time
article_snippet: Chillingly Peter McGrath SC just happens to be someone who has expressed intrusive, recurring and persistent thoughts about killing someone with a knife on the way home from work.
article_snippet: He told the NSW Supreme Court He didn't tell police because He was afraid of having anything to do with the murder. '