News about Keith Yandle

Following Steven Murphy's suspected murder of Matthew Yandle on Monday, Marco Yandle, who appeared in South Australian Supreme Court on Monday, confessed to assisting his father Keith Yandle in escaping arrest or jail, or in disposing of proceeds of the offence. Keith is accused of killing Mr Murphy, a father of two, with an unlicensed firearm on the Kudla property in Adelaide's outer northern suburbs.

After having his appeal for bail dismissed, the mother of a teen charged with murder has broken down. As Justice Sandi McDonald denied the teen bail, Marco Yandle, 19, watched from prison via an AVL link to South Australia's top court. Marco had no apparent reaction to the decision, but his mother was left weeping outside of court.

Marco Yandle, 19, has been charged with coercion style murder of Steve Murphy, an Adelaide father-of-two who went missing in February. The teen had previously failed to apply for parole in the Adelaide Magistrates Court due to fears that he would threaten witnesses and interfere with the investigation, but the order was delayed. Top SA silk Mark Norman, a Marcopolis silk, said his client was of 'exemplary' character whose life had been postponed by the trials.

Marco Anthony Yandle (inset top), 19, and his father Keith Russell Yandle, 46, were charged with the murder of Steve Murphy (left and inset bottom). On Tuesday, Magistrate Justin Wickens learned prosecutors had obtained CCTV video from Mr Murphy's alleged shooting site, which allegedly shows him defenseless and alone.

On Tuesday, two months after he went missing, the body of father-of-two Steven Murphy (right) was discovered by police in a hole at a Kudla property in Adelaide's northern outskirts. Keith Yandle, 46, was charged with Mr Murphy's suspected murder on Thursday, as had his 19-year-old son Marco. Marco (left) was a devoted footballer, vice-captain, and a scholar who attended Trinity College.

Steven Murphy, the missing father of a Kudla, South Australia's missing father, has been found in a bunker of a house, according to police, who have pleaded guilty. The remains were discovered in a hole at a property on Tuesday by South Australia Police, who were looking for the 38-year-old man at the time. Mr Murphy is believed to have been in the bunker for about six weeks, the same time period as he was declared missing, according to police.

Human remains were discovered inside a bunker at a rural location during a hunt for a missing man, prompting a murder probe. On Tuesday, South Australia Police, who were looking for Steve Murphy (left), 38, discovered the body in a hole at a Kudla property in Adelaide's northern outskirts. The grisly discovery came after detectives got a warning in connection with Mr Murphy's abduction several weeks before. The body may have been in the bunker for about six weeks, according to police, when Mr Murphy was first discovered missing.