Australia Australia - Robert Pashkuss, 50, & Stacey McMaugh, 41, Caves Beach, NSW, 6 Jan 2008

[PrimeSuspect]

NSW police renew appeal and $100k reward for information to help solve 2008 double murder

The bodies of Robert Pashkuss, 50, and Stacey McMaugh, 41, were found inside their Caves Beach home at Lake Macquarie by Ms McMaugh's teenage son on January 6, 2008.

The pair had been bludgeoned to death, suffering severe head injuries which shocked the close-knit community.


"Detectives are reminding any person with information about the case that it's not too late to contact police."

http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...ve-2008-nsw-double-murder#foSgzMDh1TuZMwYE.99

 

[TootsieFootsie]

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/the-newcastle-news/robert-pashkuss-stacey-mcmaugh-strike-force-chuter-investigates-fresh-leads-into-couples-2008-murder-at-caves-beach/news-story/a189c9e1b016e7fe3fb82d4451e9fa07?amp

Robert Pashkuss, Stacey McMaugh: Strike Force Chuter investigates fresh leads into couple’s 2008 murder at Caves Beach​

Behind a paywall, I think. Posting it here for those who subscribe.

 

[dotr]

3 January 2024

Bombshell twist in 16-year-old cold case murder

New theories have emerged about the cold case murder of a mother-of-three with no known enemies, amid hope of breaking the silence surrounding the killing.

www.dailymail.co.uk

''Ms McMaugh, who worked in a wine company's call centre, had no known enemies and many close friendships, the coroner found.
Her partner, however, made his income from selling drugs.''

Stacey McMaugh (pictured right), 41, and her long-term partner Robert Pashkuss (left), 50, were found beaten to death in their NSW home in January 2008
'Police have information which suggests their deaths are linked to organised crime networks including outlaw motorcycle gangs operating in both NSW and in Queensland,' local crime commander Superintendent Tracey Chapman told reporters on Wednesday.

Despite those leads, the coronial findings and a $250,000 reward for information, detectives have so far been unable to lay charges.

DNA evidence or other forensic evidence such as fingerprints and blood stains, and the murder weapon were not found at the crime scene or as a result of other searches.''