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The devastated daughters of a man missing for more than five years have begged his killer to finally provide answers during an emotional court hearing.
Dalibor 'Dale' Pantic, 38, was last seen on a farm in Perry Bridge, in Gippsland, Victoria, on the night of April 10, 2019.
His disappearance prompted a complex police investigation which led to a friend, Sam Gordon Blake, charged with causing his death two years later.
On Wednesday, Blake, 35, returned before the Victorian Supreme Court for a presentence hearing after pleading guilty to a charge of manslaughter.
The devastated daughters of Dale Pantic, missing for more than five years, have begged his killer to finally provide answers during an emotional court hearing.
Dalibor 'Dale' Pantic, 38, was last seen on a farm in Perry Bridge on the night of April 10, 2019
Members of Mr Pantic's family described Blake as 'evil' and a 'monster'
The court was told Mr Pantic was spontaneously killed after an argument escalated and Blake struck him over the head with a block of wood.
Prosecutor Jordan Johnston said it was the prosecution case Blake had lured him to a property intending to take his car to repay a debt.
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