North Turramurra stabbing: How Lazarus, 28, came back from the dead after he was allegedly stabbed 10 times at a wild party in one of Sydney’s richest suburbs

Horrifying new details have emerged about how one man saved his mate’s life in an alleged double stabbing in one of Sydney’s wealthiest suburb .

Lazarus Briggs, 28, was allegedly stabbed 10 times, perforating his bowel and lower intestine, as he waited for an Uber to take him home just before 2am on Sunday.

One alleged stab wound pierced his bicep artery and sent blood spraying onto the street outside Matthew Harper’s parents’ $3million home in North Turramurra on Sydney’s upper north shore.

Mr Harper, 31, rushed to Lazarus’s aid, stemming the spurting blood with a tourniquet, after Jess William Ratcliff had allegedly attacked him with a knife taken from the Harper family house kitchen.

Ratcliff, 30, then allegedly stabbed Mr Harper in the leg and Mr Briggs collapsed, bleeding out from alleged knife wounds to his back, chest and arm.

Alleged stabbing victim Lazarus Briggs (above, skydiving) was hospitalised with 10 stab wounds, including suffering  a perforated bowel, lower intestine and the artery in his bicep

Emergency services were called to the home at Somerset Avenue near the corner of Stephanie Place after reports two men had been stabbed.

The incident is alleged to have blown up after Mr Briggs, from Sydney’s inner west, became involved in a argument with the accused knifeman before turning to leave.

It is alleged Ratcliff then ran into the kitchen and grabbed a kitchen knife before emerging to allegedly stab Mr Briggs in the back.

Mr Briggs then turned around before he was then allegedly stabbed in the chest and then the bicep.

Tradie Lazarus Briggs, 28, was allegedly stabbed multiple times, with blood spurting from an arm wound at the grisly scene

Paramedics treated Mr Harper and Mr Briggs at the scene before they were both taken to Royal North Shore Hospital. 

Around 2.30am on Sunday, police arrested Ratcliff, who had sustained facial injuries, and he was taken to hospital under police guard before being taken to Chatswood Police Station.

Police charged Ratcliff with reckless wounding, wounding a person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and affray.

Matthew Harper was also allegedly stabbed in the leg by 30-year-old party guest Jess William Ratcliff around 2am after a house party at Harper’s parents home in North Turramurra

Neighbours said the party at the Harper family home had raged into the night before screams rang out around 2am.

Mr Briggs and other guests had attended the Wests Tigers match against Cronulla Sharks in an NRL clash at Leichhardt Oval on Saturday afternoon before travelling to North Turramurra.

He has told friends he was not drinking that night because he was on medication. 

When police and paramedics were called to the scene, they found a knife and a large amount of blood on the sandstone landscaping outside the Harper family home.

A knife, allegedly taken from the kitchen of the family home, lies streaked with blood in the street in the early house of Sunday morning after police and paramedics were called

Neighbours said the party at the $3million home owned by Mr Harper’s parents (pictured) raged into the night before screams rang out about 2am on Sunday.

Ratcliff fronted Hornsby Local Court on Monday before being refused bail.

Detectives are continuing their investigations into the incident.

Anyone with information is urged to call Ku-ring-gai police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.