The daughter of former New South Wales Premier Neville Wran appeared briefly in a Sydney court today charged with the murder of 48-year-old Daniel McNulty.
But her appearence at court this morning sparked an almost comical reaction from Sydney's media.
Media interest over Liverpool Court arrival of Harriet Wran, daughter of former premier Neville, on murder charge.
Photographers, cameramen and journalists armed with smartphones were all trying to get a snap of the woman.
BREAKING: Harriet Wran arrives at court, shielded by police and corrective services officers. #2UE RT @M_Taverniti
Some struggled trying to get a photo through the fence.
Harriet Wran arrives at Liverpool Local Court on murder charges - likely to apply for bail #newsroom
But others succeeded in penetrating the fence.
Dressed in a blue forensic jumpsuit Harriet Wran arrives at Liverpool Court on murder charge @9NewsSyd #9Newscomau
Harriet Wran arrives in Liverpool court charged over stabbing murder of Daniel McNulty http://t.co/jKTTSwJ3aN
The 26-year-old is being described by a local tabloid as "one of the country's most privileged young women," due to the large inheritance from her late father and schooling at Sydney's exclusive private schools.
UPDATE: Details given to the court indicate Ms Wran had been struggling with an ice addiction in the months leading up to the incident.
Harriet Wran had been living rough for the last few weeks. Did not have a cent when arrested at Liverpool train station yesterday.
It is understood Harriet Wran has been battling an ice addiction for some time. She did not know the man she is accused of murdering.