Queensland prostitute linked to kinky sex death remanded before bail hearing

A Queensland prostitute charged over the alleged stiletto death of a tourist from Perth after kinky sex has been remanded in custody before applying for bail next week.

Milan Walker, 35, appeared in a Southport court this morning charged with manslaughter, enter dwelling with intent and robbery, the Gold Coast Bulletin reports.

Fly-in fly-out carpenter Greg John Hudson, 57, was allegedly found with his hands tied at a Varsity Duplex last month after a date with a sex worker that turned sour.

A post-mortem was inconclusive but police said semicircular wounds "consistent with force applied by a stiletto" were found on his buttocks, thigh and lower back.

A blood-drenched sock was also found near the body, which was allegedly used to gag Mr Hudson.

Walker's lawyer Campbell McCallum told the court there was "very little evidence" linking his client to the death.

Last week Walker's alleged driver Benjamin Ghobrial, 24, was also charged with Mr Hudson's manslaughter, burglary with intent and robbery while armed in company.

Ghobrial was remanded in custody to reappear on February 11.