Man charged with manslaughter of Mackay man granted bail after appearing in Brisbane court Lawyer Peter Russo with Nicholas Voorwinden, who has been charged with the manslaughter of Timothy Pullen. A MAN charged with the manslaughter of a Mackay man in April last year has been granted bail in Brisbane Magistrates Court. Nicholas Voorwinden, 31, is one of five people facing charges over the alleged killing of Timothy Pullen, 34, who was last seen in April last year. Voorwinden was granted bail on condition that he surrender his passport, remain living at an address in Ultimo in Sydney and report to police there. The case will be mentioned in Mackay on August 21, but Voorwinden does not have to appear. Sunshine Coast man Zane Tray Lincoln, 34, has been charged with the murder of Mr Pullen. Kiera Jeanette McKay, 22, of Sarina, who was arrested in Darwin and extradited to Queensland has been charged with manslaughter. Luke Shayne Kister, 22, and Stephen Dale Renwick, 37, have each been charged with being an accessory after the fact.