Lawyers for accused balcony killer Gable Tostee say possible delays of up to six months in preparing the police case against the Gold Coast playboy are causing his defence team 'great concern'. As tensions emerged between Tostee's new legal team and investigators, police said rushing the presentation of the brief of evidence would be 'setting the prosecution up to fail'. Lawyers for Tostee complained on Friday about police delays in gathering evidence, as detectives said they were still seeking overseas witnesses and evidence in the murder case of 26-year-old Warriena Wright, who allegedly fell to her death from Tostee's high rise Surfers Paradise apartment on August 8.
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Defence lawyers concerned about delays in presenting evidence against accused killer Gable Tostee
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Tensions emerged between Tostee's legal team and prosecutors at Southport Magistrate's Court
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Examining electronic evidence alone could take five months
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Tostee has been charged with the alleged murder of Warriena Wright at his Gold Coast apartment
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The incident allegedly occurred at 2:20am on August 8
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They met on dating app Tinder, it has been alleged
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Tostee to remain behind bars until January 12
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