Missing Grandmother Found Deceased
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- Joe Hinchliffe in Tweed HeadsThe Guardian
- Lachie McLeodABC News (AU)
- Bruce MacKenzieABC News (AU)
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Police confirmed that a decomposed body found in a disused stock dip near Murwillumbah, New South Wales, is that of Yvonne Whear, who had been missing since February. The 73-year-old woman’s death is being treated as a homicide, and police are urging anyone with information to come forward. Her car was previously found submerged in the Rous River, near her home, and CCTV footage showed she last appeared at a service…
Body found in stockyard trough confirmed to be missing 73-year-old Yvonne Whear →Police in New South Wales have identified the body found on Monday, October 5, in a disused livestock dip near Terragon, south of Murwillumbah, as Yvonne Whear, a missing grandmother. The case is now classified as a homicide and an investigative taskforce has been established to look into her death.
Breaking: Body found in cattle dip is identified as missing grandmother →The body of 73-year-old Yvonne Whear, a grandmother who disappeared from Murwillumbah on February 19, was found decomposed in a livestock tank on a rural property last week. Police confirmed the identity after forensic examinations and announced that a homicide investigation is underway. Ms Whear's disappearance sparked an extensive search involving drones, helicopters, and divers; her car was later found submerged…
Grim discovery in search for missing grandmother after her decomposing body is found in a tank on rural NSW property →Analysis
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- 13 Oct
Last week, police said a partially submerged body believed to be a woman was discovered in a remote stockyard in Terragon near Murwillumbah.
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13 Oct Grim discovery in search for missing grandmother after her decomposing body is found in a tank on rural NSW propertyThe body of 73-year-old Yvonne Whear, a grandmother who disappeared from Murwillumbah on February 19, was found decomposed in a livestock tank on a rural property last week. Police confirmed the identity after forensic examinations and announced that a homicide investigation is underway. Ms Whear's disappearance sparked an extensive search involving drones, helicopters, and divers; her car was later found submerged…Daily Mail13 Oct Breaking: Body found in cattle dip is identified as missing grandmotherPolice in New South Wales have identified the body found on Monday, October 5, in a disused livestock dip near Terragon, south of Murwillumbah, as Yvonne Whear, a missing grandmother. The case is now classified as a homicide and an investigative taskforce has been established to look into her death.ABC News (AU)
- 13 Oct Body found in stockyard trough confirmed to be missing 73-year-old Yvonne WhearPolice confirmed that a decomposed body found in a disused stock dip near Murwillumbah, New South Wales, is that of Yvonne Whear, who had been missing since February. The 73-year-old woman’s death is being treated as a homicide, and police are urging anyone with information to come forward. Her car was previously found submerged in the Rous River, near her home, and CCTV footage showed she last appeared at a service…The Guardian
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