By Leesa Smith and Sally Lee for Daily Mail Australia and Aap The owner of a Sydney convenience store which caught fire, killing three people, deliberately planned the explosion with a 'complex' set-up of fuel containers so that he could collect on the insurance pay-out, police will allege. Adeel Khan, who was charged on Tuesday with the murder of three people living upstairs from his Rozelle business, demonstrated 'disregard for human life' as he deliberately set his business ablaze on September 4, court documents claim. Police will allege he deliberately' and 'dishonestly' started the inferno. 'It (is) the belief of police that the accused intentionally set about to destroy his business by fire,' the statement of facts says.
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Adeel Khan has been charged with murder at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Camperdown, Sydney's south-west, on Tuesday morning
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The 44-year-old was charged with 25 offences, including three counts of murder, two counts of attempted murder, three counts of manslaughter
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Rozelle convenience shop owner was charged with setting his store ablaze
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The Greenacre man designed a 'complex' set-up of explosives
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Bianka O'Brien and one-year-old son Jude, along with 27-year-old Chris Noble, died in the fatal inferno on September 4
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Police allege it was to collect the insurance pay-out
Forensic examiners allegedly found what police described as a 'complex and elaborate set-up' of petrol fuel loads throughout @placeholder's shop, office and storeroom.