"Police have launched a homicide investigation after a woman died on a footpath at the rear of an inner Sydney apartment complex on Monday night...
The circumstances leading up to the woman’s death are unknown, however the Herald has confirmed she had suffered injuries before being found on the concrete outside the 11-floor apartment block. A nearby fence showed signs of significant damage...
Detectives from the Botany area command and the state crime command's homicide squad have ruled out self harm, and are looking closely at the injuries the woman had suffered before her death... Investigators are believed to be focusing on a man they believe was known to the woman, with police sources confirming on Tuesday morning the death was "definitely" suspicious...
Police are now speaking to neighbours who told the Herald they heard screaming from a fifth floor on Monday night. "It went on for 10 minutes," said the neighbour who did not want to be named. "It sounded like a man and a woman who knew each other, like painful screaming.""
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw...on-inner-sydney-footpath-20190618-p51yp1.html
Because of the damage at the top of the fence it looks like she fell from a substantial height. And since investigators have rule out self-harm it sounds like she was pushed out the window.
The circumstances leading up to the woman’s death are unknown, however the Herald has confirmed she had suffered injuries before being found on the concrete outside the 11-floor apartment block. A nearby fence showed signs of significant damage...
Detectives from the Botany area command and the state crime command's homicide squad have ruled out self harm, and are looking closely at the injuries the woman had suffered before her death... Investigators are believed to be focusing on a man they believe was known to the woman, with police sources confirming on Tuesday morning the death was "definitely" suspicious...
Police are now speaking to neighbours who told the Herald they heard screaming from a fifth floor on Monday night. "It went on for 10 minutes," said the neighbour who did not want to be named. "It sounded like a man and a woman who knew each other, like painful screaming.""
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw...on-inner-sydney-footpath-20190618-p51yp1.html
Because of the damage at the top of the fence it looks like she fell from a substantial height. And since investigators have rule out self-harm it sounds like she was pushed out the window.
