Five of six murder accused teens in Tauri Litchfield case plead not guilty OUTSIDE COURT: Family members of the accused teens outside the Perth Children's Court during a previous hearing. Tauri Litchfield was found in a Mandurah car park with severe head injuries that led to his death. FIVE of the six teenagers accused of murdering Mandurah man Tauri Litchfield have pleaded not guilty and a trial is set for February. The teenagers, three aged 14 and three aged 15, all appeared via video link this afternoon in the Perth Children's Court. The charge of murder was read out by Children's Court president Judge Denis Reynolds and formal pleas were taken by five of the boys. The all pleaded not guilty. A plea from the final youth charged is expected to be taken in September. Mr Litchfield was found unconscious in a car park on Pinjarra Road with severe head injuries in the early hours of March 17. He was rushed to hospital, but died a short time later. It will be alleged the 28-year-old was brutally bashed as he lay on the ground following a fall. This afternoon, a trial date was set for February 2014. The six - who all remain in custody - will return to the Perth Children's Court in October for a trial status conference.