Man who murdered Celeste Manno likely to stalk and harm again if released, Melbourne court told

Murderer Luay Sako has high risk of reoffending, forensic psychiatrist tells Victorian supreme court

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A man who savagely murdered a young woman in her own bed will very likely stalk and harm another woman if he is released from prison, a court has been told.

The forensic psychiatrist Rajan Darjee found Luay Sako's risk of reoffending to be so high that he could engage in stalking behaviour against a female prison staffer while in custody.