A young Calgary man charged with stabbing a caseworker to death a week ago will remain in custody until he sees a psychiatrist on Monday. Brandon Newman is charged with second degree murder in the death of Deborah Onwu, who was stabbed at an assisted-living residence in southwest Calgary on Oct. 25. His lawyer, Allan Fay, told the court he is doubtful that Newman will be capable of instructing a lawyer for his defence. Newman is scheduled to meet with a psychiatrist Monday and may be sent for a 30-day psychological assessment. A group of Onwu's friends and other caregivers, wearing 'Justice for Debbie' T-shirts, were at the court calling for more protection for their profession and for the Alberta government to take action.