It was deemed he acted in self defence, protecting not only his own life but that of an injured female. TWO men were fatally stabbed in self-defence by a terrified teen after a drunken lovers’ tiff, quad bike accident and violent home invasion on a booze-filled NRL grand final night, police say. Mr Webber was arrested when police arrived too late at about 4.30am, to save either man but was released without charge as detectives decided he acted in self-defence. Ms Locke previously told Daily Mail Australia she wished she 'had a clearer mind that night'. We haven't been able to move past that day.

Corey Christensen was fatally stabbed in October 2018. Corey Christensen, 37, and Tom Davy, 27, staggered from the house on Topton Street and bled to death on the lawn and in the gutter after being stabbed inside. Ms Locke knocked on the door pleading for assistance at 11.30pm when she met Dean Webber, 19, who was living in the property. He was with Ms Locke and her boyfriend Tom Davy on the night of the grand final, and the trio were intoxicated but reportedly having a good time before a quad biking accident saw Ms Locke flee in a distressed state.The 29-year-old arrived at Mr Webber's family's holiday home in the beach town, begging to be let in. Mr Webber has been in therapy since the incident and has taken to spending more and more time at home.His father said he is trying to get on with life as best he can, considering everything, but knows it will all be re-hashed as the one year anniversary approaches.In a small town like theirs, everyone knows everyone and its often 'hard to escape the whispers', but the family look forward to closure and answers for everybody involved. But Ms Locke knows the emotional scars will take longer to heal, and like everyone else she feels 'terrible' that two people lost their lives.Like Mr Webber, she too is seeing a therapist to deal with the painful memories of the night. A QUEENSLAND teenager who tried to help a woman after she came to his door injured and terrified didn’t realise he’d stabbed two men to death, sources say.

Mr Davy and Mr Christensen were stabbed a total of three times and stumbled outside before bleeding to death in the gutter. Devastated family members are reportedly calling for justice and want answers surrounding the investigation (pictured: Mr Christensen's wife)Soon after, the men showed up in a car and Mr Webber hid Ms Locke on the kitchen floor, turned out the lights, and called 000.Police later told Mr Webber no one responded to his call because they had people in custody and not enough officers to guard them.The car left, but returned soon after with seven men in tow.Mr Davy, Mr Christensen, and a third man who has remained unnamed in the investigation ripped the screen door off its tracks and stormed in. Ms Locke's (pictured) father Martin, a former North Queensland Cowboys player, said his family is waiting on the results of the inquest just like the other familiesChilling photographs taken at the Webber home days after the incident show blood drops staining the concrete verandaThe police investigation is still underway, and member for Burdekin, Dale Last, told 'The families of the victims... want to see the young fella in the clink,' the ex-policeman said. I'd never broken a bone before so I was very upset and wanted to call an ambulance. After several hours of drinking, the trio and a group of Mr Christensen's friends were joyriding quad bikes on the beach.

Ms Locke's father Martin Locke, a former North Queensland Cowboys player said his family is waiting on the results of the inquest just like the other families, but understands their pain is far different from his own.Mr Christensen was a father-of-three, and his wife Jaye said she often asks herself why her three sons no longer have a father.

Mr Webber wasn't charged after police concluded it was self-defence. To improve your experience stabbing deaths of two men in a coastal Queensland town will investigate whether earlier intervention by police and paramedics may have prevented the deaths.Thomas Ian Davy and Corey James Christensen were fatally stabbed by Dean Webber, a stranger, after the pair ended up at his Alva Beach home in October 2018.Coroner Jane Bentley will look into the decision by Queensland Police not to charge and or prosecute any person in relation to the deaths.Today a pre-inquest conference was told Mr Davy and his friend of several months, Candice Locke, drove to The pair met Mr Christensen and were invited to join an NRL grand final party.The court heard Ms Locke's level of intoxication became "a subject at the party" and led to an argument with Mr Davy.Mr Davy then drove away from the party and parked a short distance away while Ms Locke stayed.Throughout the course of the evening Ms Locke sustained a fracture and came to be at the house of Mr Webber, a stranger.The court was told the sequence of events as to how she came to be there will be the "subject of fact finding" at the inquest.Police at the time had indicated the men forced their way into Mr Webber's home, although that is now disputed.The Coroners Court also heard four phone calls were made from the home.Two were made before the fatal stab wounds, which were a phone call by Mr Webber to Queensland Ambulance and one by Ayr police to the home.After the stab wounds were inflicted, Mr Davy called Triple Zero, as did Mr Webber one minute later.Outside court, Mr Davy's sister Katie Davy told 9News the family was "really grateful for everything the coroner is going to look into and we have trust in her that she's going to find the answers for us".