Found Deceased Australia - Melissa Caddick, 49, Sydney, NSW, 12 Nov 2020 #6

[Mr Murphy]

Minime9, that was exactly my train of though and my lines inquiry. When I pursued this theory on another group thread, all of my posts were deleted and I was warned not to proceed . I was followed. Admin messages to me on that issue were deleted in real time. Our conclusion, someone is monitoring posts, probably everywhere. From my own personal investigations I am a strong believer in what you have suggested, I would exclude family members on both sides. On a personal level, I dont know where to go with this inquiry, its just my honest opinion. If she did go down the path of ripping the wrong person off, or couldn't repay a debt, her days were numbered. IMOO. Just as she had fake documentation, others have fake addresses and details. IMOO.

This is the ‘community’ that she may have trusted or may have silenced and stolen from MC. I would guess these persons or person would have been in her social media pages. Someone not yet known that insisted back then that she delete all traces of them from her online presence...

 

[Redrunner]

This is the ‘community’ that she may have trusted or may have silenced and stolen from MC. I would guess these persons or person would have been in her social media pages. Someone not yet known that insisted back then that she delete all traces of them from her online presence...

Yes.

 

[nickiepetal@gmail .com]

Hi, I am new here, this is my first post
but I am wondering why the media isn’t reporting on this story. A missing woman suspected of serious crimes, her foot washing up on a beach.......surely there is a story here.....what happened to investigative reporting?
Are the police still looking for her? Alive or dead?

 

[JLZ]

Hi, I am new here, this is my first post
but I am wondering why the media isn’t reporting on this story. A missing woman suspected of serious crimes, her foot washing up on a beach.......surely there is a story here.....what happened to investigative reporting?
Are the police still looking for her? Alive or dead?

When I Google "Melissa Caddick" and click on News, I get 14 pages of results. I'm not sure what you're expecting . . . a new angle every day?

 

[Redrunner]

Hi, I am new here, this is my first post
but I am wondering why the media isn’t reporting on this story. A missing woman suspected of serious crimes, her foot washing up on a beach.......surely there is a story here.....what happened to investigative reporting?
Are the police still looking for her? Alive or dead?

I understand where your coming from, but this is an old story, not new. She is a long term missing person. Her remains (foot and shoe were found). Coroners report next month. The story is far from over, I belief officially they have called of the search. This case is still active. Just not news worthy, until .....

 

[nickiepetal@gmail .com]

When I Google "Melissa Caddick" and click on News, I get 14 pages of results. I'm not sure what you're expecting . . . a new angle every day?

I just thought there would be an update by now if they were actively looking for her....

 

[Via Marple]

Just wondering, @SouthAussie and anyone who can access the paywalled articles.. Do they say which legal firm lodged the caveats for MC's parents?

I have an inkling who might be assisting with that side of things. I don't feel good about it. It may be risky like some of you said. But it may also mean that the parents may not have a few hundred grand stashed away safely somewhere. I don't know.

 

[minime9]

Just wondering, @SouthAussie and anyone who can access the paywalled articles.. Do they say which legal firm lodged the caveats for MC's parents?

I have an inkling who might be assisting with that side of things. I don't feel good about it. It may be risky like some of you said. But it may also mean that the parents may not have a few hundred grand stashed away safely somewhere. I don't know.

Would be interesting to know this.

I don’t feel good about it either tbh.
I hope they do have some money left, but I suspect if they do it’s not much. Just terrible.

 

[OwlHeart]

I just thought there would be an update by now if they were actively looking for her....

There is the case of Toyah Cordingley for example, who was found dead on a beach in Cairns in Oct 2018.

Now, although different to the Melissa Caddick case because homicide was 100% cause of death, the P.O.I (person of interest) or suspect fled overseas the morning they found her body and only last week did our feds get an extradition request signed by the Governor general.

So for over 2 years this P.O.I was unable to be located and when our feds thought they'd found him, the matter of getting him back to Australia to question/charge was not an easy task.

Now, Toyahs death shattered people, it was highly publicised then suddenly ______ flatlines. Months would go by without hearing anything about the case. But after certain less ethical news sites milking every possible thing for a story, there really was nothing to report. No news isn't really news at least not after the first few times.

For those moved and intrigued by cases, even perhaps to the extent they'd like to somehow help move things along, there are devoted forums such as this that will satiate the layman sleuths inherent need to persist in the pursuit of truth and justice.

Welcome to the group btw

 

[OwlHeart]

Would be interesting to know this.

I don’t feel good about it either tbh.
I hope they do have some money left, but I suspect if they do it’s not much. Just terrible.

I recall reading about MC getting a $500,000 investment from an unnamed person a few weeks before the raid/her disappearance.

I think some of the group calculated TG and BG could possibly have about $500,000 leftover after giving MC $1,000,000 towards the Edgecliff property, would we know if it was MCs parents that invested the $500,000?

 

[OwlHeart]

What do we know about SalesXecution?

 

[OwlHeart]

Minime9, that was exactly my train of though and my lines inquiry. When I pursued this theory on another group thread, all of my posts were deleted and I was warned not to proceed . I was followed. Admin messages to me on that issue were deleted in real time. Our conclusion, someone is monitoring posts, probably everywhere. From my own personal investigations I am a strong believer in what you have suggested, I would exclude family members on both sides. On a personal level, I dont know where to go with this inquiry, its just my honest opinion. If she did go down the path of ripping the wrong person off, or couldn't repay a debt, her days were numbered. IMOO. Just as she had fake documentation, others have fake addresses and details. IMOO.

Is there a link to footage of the raid?

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Re the lack of news.
I think it's because there is nothing new to report. Simple as that.

 

[Estelle]

I recall reading about MC getting a $500,000 investment from an unnamed person a few weeks before the raid/her disappearance.

I think some of the group calculated TG and BG could possibly have about $500,000 leftover after giving MC $1,000,000 towards the Edgecliff property, would we know if it was MCs parents that invested the $500,000?

The $500,000 given to MC in about August 2020 was given by a solicitor.

If MC's parents gave MC $1m towards the Edgecliff apartment, they would have had $550,000 left over minus removal, legal and furniture costs which one would normally invest in shares, bonds, and/or term deposits. However, knowing how MC operates, she could have pretended to invest it for them. Otherwise, why did MC give them $1,000 per week to live on?

 

[Estelle]

Re the lack of news.
I think it's because there is nothing new to report. Simple as that.

IMO there will be little of interest reported in this case until April 9 when it goes to court again - unless the body is found.

 

[SouthAussie]

Just wondering, @SouthAussie and anyone who can access the paywalled articles.. Do they say which legal firm lodged the caveats for MC's parents?

I have an inkling who might be assisting with that side of things. I don't feel good about it. It may be risky like some of you said. But it may also mean that the parents may not have a few hundred grand stashed away safely somewhere. I don't know.

No, there was no legal firm named, only that they had placed three caveats on the Ocean Street apartment between November and February, to stop it being sold.
The liquidators have also placed a caveat on the Edgecliff apartment (as well as the Dover Heights home).

In the Grimley's caveat they say that they contributed to 'part of the purchase price' when Melissa bought it, therefore they have an interest in the apartment.

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[JLZ]

What do we know about SalesXecution?

I saw one page where Steve said he was the only person associated with the business.

 

[SouthAussie]

I saw one page where Steve said he was the only person associated with the business.

The LinkedIn profile says two employees.
When I click on the 2 employees to see who they are, one is Steve, the other now has no name (just called LinkedIn Member) but is titled as Managing Director at Cadley Consulting Group, Greater Sydney.

 

[Brissie Sleuth]

Minime9, that was exactly my train of though and my lines inquiry. When I pursued this theory on another group thread, all of my posts were deleted and I was warned not to proceed . I was followed. Admin messages to me on that issue were deleted in real time. Our conclusion, someone is monitoring posts, probably everywhere. From my own personal investigations I am a strong believer in what you have suggested, I would exclude family members on both sides. On a personal level, I dont know where to go with this inquiry, its just my honest opinion. If she did go down the path of ripping the wrong person off, or couldn't repay a debt, her days were numbered. IMOO. Just as she had fake documentation, others have fake addresses and details. IMOO.

for sure many people do dodgy dealings with equally dodgy people and then pay with their lives for it. In this case i was leaning towards running away or suicide due to her disappearing so close to the time of the raid occuring and the pressure of a court appearance. wouldnt leave you feeling too comfortable knowing what everyone is about to find out you did!

 

[Estelle]

No, there was no legal firm named, only that they had placed three caveats on the Ocean Street apartment between November and February, to stop it being sold.
The liquidators have also placed a caveat on the Edgecliff apartment (as well as the Dover Heights home).

In the Grimley's caveat they say that they contributed to 'part of the purchase price' when Melissa bought it, therefore they have an interest in the apartment.

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How do you put a caveat on a property in NSW?

Step 1 : Engage a solicitor or conveyancer to prepare a caveat for electronic lodgment, or download and complete the caveat form and relevant exception form in hard copy.
Step 2: Lodge caveat and relevant exception form in person at NSW LRS and pay fee, or electronically through your solicitor or conveyancer.

It’s vitally important to understand that only a person who has a caveatable interest is entitled to lodge a caveat or to instruct their lawyer to lodge a caveat on their behalf.

Likewise, with any real estate transaction, it is best to have the caveat lodged by a lawyer so that advice can be obtained as to whether a caveatable interest actually exists, whether there are any contractual prohibitions on the lodging of a caveat, and whether further registrations to be made on the caveator’s behalf may be affected (a carelessly lodged caveat could prevent a purchaser’s own Transfer of Land from being registered or cause a lender to refuse to provide funds on settlement day).

While it is best to have a caveat lodged by a solicitor, an individual can also place one themselves. It costs about $100.

A caveat is merely a notice of claim which may or may not be a valid one.

The validity of the claim must be determined at some stage.

There are two main procedures to remove a caveat and in each case, a caveator must be prepared to incur considerable expense to prove their interest in the property if they do not want the caveat to be removed. They are:

• Removal by Application to the Registrar General
• Removal by Order of the Supreme Court

In both instances, the caveator will be obliged to commence court proceedings or defend proceedings to prove their caveatable interest.

The costs of these court proceedings will usually follow the event, which effectively means that if you are unsuccessful in proving a caveatable interest the costs will be claimed from you.

This has the potential to amount to liability to pay costs in the tens of thousands of dollars.

What Is a Caveat On a Property and How to Lodge One