Who's who in the Xie trial
THE WHO'S WHO OF THE ROBERT XIE TRIAL
ROBERT XIE, 51
* The accused
* Husband to Kathy Lin and brother-in-law of Min Lin
* Arrived in Australia in 2002. Was an ear, nose and throat specialist in China
* Kathy and he ran a restaurant in Melbourne until 2005 before moving to Sydney
* Unemployed from 2005 to 2009 but traded shares for income
MIN "NORMAN" LIN, 45
* A hard worker who operated Epping Central Newsagency
* Died from blunt force trauma and asphyxiation
* Body hidden under a doona and not found until hours later
YUN "LILY" LIN, 44
* Occasionally worked in the newsagency
* History of mental health issues
* Died in her bed from combination of blunt force trauma and asphyxiation
YUN BIN "IRENE" LIN, 39
* Lily's sister
* Uni student, arrived from China about one-and-a-half years before the killings
* Defensive wounds to right hand
* Died from blunt force trauma to the face
HENRY, 12
* Eldest son of Min and Lily
* Died from asphyxiation, secondary cause blunt force trauma
* Crown says he was alive for at least half an hour after the attack
TERRY, nine
* Min and Lily's youngest son
* Put up a "furious struggle"
* Died from blunt force trauma and asphyxiation
KATHY LIN
* Min Lin's sister and daughter of Yang Fei Lim and Feng Qin Zhu
* Has supported husband Xie throughout the trial
FEMALE WITNESS connected to the family
* Cannot be identified for legal reasons
* Alleges Xie touched her inappropriately before the deaths and sexually abused her after
WITNESS A
* Cannot be identified for legal reasons
* Spent more than 18 years behind bars for armed robbery, larceny, drug supply, assaulting police and other offences
* Paid more than $4900 to inform on Xie
* The crown says Xie made "implied admissions" to him.
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