Toyah Cordingley Murder Appeal
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- Will MurrayABC News (AU)
- Rex MartinichSydney Morning Herald
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Toyah Cordingley Murder Appeal. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/75829
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In December last year, a jury found Innisfail nurse Rajwinder Singh guilty of her murder after a four-week trial in Cairns.
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Counsel for Singh, Saul Holt KC, told the Brisbane Supreme Court their appeal was based on several issues with the trial, including the decision by the presiding judge, Justice Lincoln Crowley, to discharge one of the jury members part-way through.
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- 13 Oct
In December last year, a jury found Innisfail nurse Rajwinder Singh guilty of her murder after a four-week trial in Cairns.
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13 Oct Heartbreaking scenes in court as former nurse who murdered Toyah Cordingley on a secluded beach appeals his sentence
Daily Mail13 Oct Mum breaks down as details of daughter’s death rehashed for killer’s appeal
Sydney Morning Herald13 Oct Toyah Cordingley's killer appeals murder conviction
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