Haissam Safetli to admit to Michael McGurk's shooting, court told ONE of the men accused of involvement in the death of Sydney businessman Michael McGurk is expected to admit he was involved in the killing, a court has heard. Haissam Safetli, 48, will plead guilty to the murder at a court appearance next week, his lawyer told a Sydney court this morning. Mr Safetli is one of two men to admit to police they were present when McGurk was shot in the head in front of his nine-year-old son in 2009. The property tycoon Ron Medich has been accused of organising the killing and is due to face a six-week committal hearing in August. Speaking in court, Mr Safetli's solicitor Dennis Miralis indicated his client would "in all likelihood" plead guilty to the murder when he re-appeared next week. It is understood that Mr Safetli, if he pleads guilty, would do so on the basis that he was part of a joint criminal enterprise rather than the fact that he fired the fatal shot. After entering a guilty plea on July 2, Mr Safetli will then be available to give evidence against Mr Medich at his committal.