Don't ever hit my daughter again, mother told killer Months before Jazmin-Jean Ajbschitz, 18, was killed by her boyfriend, her mother urged her to go to the police and warned the man "don't ever hit my daughter again." "He was somebody I didn't think she should have been with," Anne Larter said of her daughter's killer, Sean Lee King, in the NSW Supreme Court in Sydney. King, 26, has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Ms Ajbschitz in her inner-Sydney apartment on July 10, 2011, but has denied murder on the grounds that he was affected by drugs and didn't intend to kill her. Jazmin-Jean Ajbschitz: dead at 18 Photo: Supplied The crown alleges King murdered Ms Ajbschitz by beating, kicking and stomping on her. Her brother discovered her body in her Ultimo apartment three days later. Ms Larter described seeing a bruise "the size of an orange" on her daughter's arm in January 2011, prompting her to warn King against hitting her daughter, as they ate lunch in Darling Harbour. Ms Larter also described how, during the Easter holidays that year, her daughter rang her in hysterics saying King had bashed her in his home, while his family members looked on and did nothing. "I told her to go to police, or a doctor, hospital, something," Ms Larter said on Thursday. But she said Ms Ajbschitz refused. "[I told her] you're a smart, bright, intelligent young woman and that she could do so much with her life," Ms Larter said. She used to listen and she used to agree. The trial of King for murder continues before Justice Geoffrey Bellew.