Monday 26 September 2022 08:50 AM Accused woodchipper killer's 'premonition' of 'terrible accident' before man ... trends now
Sharon Graham had a premonition about a terrible accident, weeks before Bruce Saunders was found in a woodchipper, a court has heard.
Graham, 61, and Gregory Lee Roser, 63, are on trial having pleaded not guilty to the so called 'love quadrangle' murder after Mr Saunders, 54, died while working on a property north of Brisbane in November 2017.
Graham is accused of asking Roser and another man, Peter Koenig, to kill Mr Saunders and make it look like an accident to claim her ex-partner's $750,000 life insurance policy.
Ex-partner Barry Collins said Graham spoke about a premonition 'three or so weeks' before he first heard about Mr Saunders' death on the news.
Gregory Lee Roser, 63, (left) and Sharon Graham, 61 (right), are standing trial for the murder of Bruce Saunders
'She said I have had a premonition, there is going to be a terrible accident that someone is going to get hurt,' he told the Supreme Court in Brisbane.
When pressed on what Graham said about the premonition, Mr Collins said: 'They are going to be clearing a block, clearing some land and there is going to be an accident and someone is going to get hurt.'
The jury has earlier been shown police video and pictures of Mr Saunders' legs protruding from a woodchipper at the Goomboorian property near Gympie after he had been clearing trees with Roser and Koenig.
Weeks after the death, Mr Collins said Graham had a conversation about what had happened to Mr Saunders.
He said Graham didn't go into detail but told him it was an accident.
Graham has been accused of being in a 'love quadrangle' with Roser, Koenig and Mr Saunders, plotting the latter's murder for months.
Mr Collins said Koenig had been a
