'We hope you suffer': Twin sisters who were just 11 when they found their mother in a pool of blood after being stabbed to death confront her killer
- Kylie Blackwood was stabbed to death in her Pakenham home in August 2013
- Her twin daughters found her dead body when they returned home from school
- Scott Alan Murdoch, 42, pleaded guilty to the horrible murder of Ms Blackwood
- Ms Blackwood's daughter Holly told Murdoch in court that 'I hope you suffer'
Twin girls who found their 'beautiful' mother in a pool of blood at their house say they hope her killer 'suffers'.
Mia and Holly Blackwood were only 11 years old when they found Kylie Blackwood dying from stab wounds at their home at Pakenham in Melbourne on August 1, 2013.
Scott Alan Murdoch, 42, pleaded guilty to the horrific murder.
In a pre-sentence hearing in Victoria's Supreme Court on Monday, the two girls gave emotional victim impact statements.
Kylie Blackwood died after she was stabbed in her house at Pakenham in Melbourne on August 1, 2013.
Scott Alan Murdoch pleaded guilty to Ms Blackwood's murder and was confronted by her daughters Mia and Holly in the Supreme Court of Victoria on Monday
'After doing something like that, how could you call yourself a human being?,' Holly said in the statement, as reported by The Herald Sun.
'I hope you suffer and get what's coming to you. My mother deserves justice,' she said.
Her sister Mia said the discovery of her mother's body still haunts her.
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'The trauma, the grief will never leave me. My mother never deserved this,' Mia said.
Holly said she still has terrible nightmares about what happened to her mother.
The now 17-year-old remembered her mother as a 'beautiful woman' and said it was unfair she has to live without her for the rest of her life.
Holly slammed Murdoch in court, saying 'I hope you suffer and get what's coming to you. My mother deserves justice.'
Ms Blackwood is survived by her two daughters, her son Chase, and her husband Peter.
Murdoch is also awaiting sentencing over another attack on Illona Prohaska, 80, in her Endeavour Hills house three months earlier on May 21, 2013.
Though he plunged a knife into her neck she remarkably survived the attack.
Ms Prohaska told the court that her son, Johnny, died from kidney failure brought about by stress after the police labelled him a suspect.
She said she wished her son was at court to see his name cleared.
Scott Murdoch hides his face while leaving the Supreme Court of Victoria in Melbourne on Monday
