Australia - Toyah Cordingley, 24, body found on beach, 22 October 2018 #3

[insearchoflight]

I wonder if the wife and kids are in India now.

Me too. So the suspects father went to India to search for him. Did he ever come back? Or is the whole family now living in India?

 

[TootsieFootsie]

https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&...400e44d70a33&usg=AOvVaw11KVEH3FeEfJFvD90kSi7T

Toyah Cordingley: Moves underway to extradite 'person of interest' in murder

Behind a paywall.

Oh wait, I had a second look and saw a snippet this time

"Person of interest extradition looming in the ‘very near future’

The Australian Attorney-General is working closely with Queensland Police to ensure no detail is missed as an application for an arrest warrant awaits for a person of interest in the Toyah Cordingley murder"

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Extradition request imminent for 'key person of interest' in Toyah Cordingley murder

An extradition request to track down a key person of interest in the murder of Toyah Cordingley near Cairns in Far North Queensland is expected to be made "very soon", federal MP Warren Entsch says.

Media reports published in late 2018 identified Innisfail nurse Rajwinder Singh, who flew to India shortly after Ms Cordingley's body was found, as a person of interest in the investigation.

The reports were criticised by police for potentially jeopardising their investigation.

Mr Entsch said Federal Attorney-General Christian Porter had been working closely with Queensland police, who were preparing an application for Mr Singh's extradition.

 

[topverse]

Toyah Cordingley

What are your theories?
Do you think the killer is Rajwinder Singh?

 

[bearbear]

toyahs story is on channel nine 60minutes this sunday
Sunday on 60 Minutes: The Toyah Cordingley story : 60 Minutes 2021, Short Video

 

[OwlHeart]

Toyah Cordingley

What are your theories?
Do you think the killer is Rajwinder Singh?

I have reason to think maybe there were others involved that weren't known to Singh. Really not sure just a hunch.

What do you think?

The men whose tyre was flat or whatever, that's always bothered me..

 

[insearchoflight]

I have reason to think maybe there were others involved that weren't known to Singh. Really not sure just a hunch.

What do you think?

The men whose tyre was flat or whatever, that's always bothered me..

I’m not confident that these two men would flag someone down for help if they had just murdered Toyah. Singh still my top POI

Moo of course

 

[OwlHeart]

I’m not confident that these two men would flag someone down for help if they had just murdered Toyah. Singh still my top POI

Moo of course

Yes I understand where you're coming from and you probably are right about Singh being the only p.o.i

 

[drsleuth]

Toyah Cordingley murder accused Rajwinder Singh extradition order issued for India
An extradition order has been issued to India for the man accused of murdering Toyah Cordingley on a Far North beach more than two years ago.

No Cookies | The Courier Mail

 

[they'll get you]

toyahs story is on channel nine 60minutes this sunday
Sunday on 60 Minutes: The Toyah Cordingley story : 60 Minutes 2021, Short Video

Wow I saw that bear!

it sounded like they are blaming the cops for not acting quickly.
It was said Toyah fought back. So very sad.

 

[they'll get you]

Toyah Cordingley murder accused Rajwinder Singh extradition order issued for India
An extradition order has been issued to India for the man accused of murdering Toyah Cordingley on a Far North beach more than two years ago.

No Cookies | The Courier Mail

Brilliant news DOC!
It’s lucky they found him.

 

[they'll get you]

Assistant Minister to the Attorney General Amanda Stoker confirmed the extradition request has been signed and will soon be formally lodged with the Indian government.

“I can confirm that I have signed an extradition request to India with respect to a man wanted by Queensland Police in relation to the murder of Toyah Cordingley near Cairns in 2018,” she said.

“Extradition requests vary considerably in complexity and can depend on a number of factors including the criminal offences, the criminal conduct underlying those offences and the volume of the documentation required to make a valid extradition request to another country, as well as the relevant country’s own legal processes.
Extradition request signed in Toyah Cordingley murder case

 

[OwlHeart]

Inbox me if you would like to hear about the information I received about Singh that came from an unorthodox source.

If that's allowed, the rules etc

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Rules - Etiquette & Information

INVITING PRIVATE MESSAGES or EMAIL, and ALLUDING TO "INSIDE" INFORMATION

Inviting is termed as a post where you invite other members to contact you to find out more information, rather than post it in the forum. This is not allowed and any posts with emails or invitations to contact for more information will either be edited or deleted entirely

 

[they'll get you]

‘DELAYING TACTIC’: KEY OBSTACLES IN TOYAH MURDER SUSPECT EXTRADITION
A long and agonising wait likely lies ahead for family members desperate to see Toyah Cordingley’s accused killer brought to justice in Australia.
No Cookies | The Cairns Post

This is all that’s viewable behind the paywall.

 

[they'll get you]

Extradition request to India signed in relation to Toyah Cordingley death

 

[TootsieFootsie]

I'm not getting my hopes up that it will happen any time soon, if at all.

 

[they'll get you]

For the first time, Toyah's mother speaks to 60 Minutes reporter Liz Hayes about the brutal murder of her daughter and her desperate fight for justice.

"If it was a politician's daughter, they would have this person and they would have justice," Toyah's heartbroken mum, Vanessa Gardiner, says.

"I feel like we've just been pushed to the side, pushed under the carpet, like we don't matter."
Extradition request to India signed in relation to Toyah Cordingley death

 

[SouthAussie]

After a painstaking investigation, they presented all of the evidence they've been gathering, enough to get the federal assistant minister to the attorney-general, Amanda Stoker, to sign an extradition warrant on Thursday night.

Senator Stoker did not name the suspect. Australia must now formally lodge the extradition request with India.

Federal far north Queensland MP Warren Entsch, who has closely followed the investigation and is in touch with Ms Cordingley's family, said it was a very significant step in the fight for justice.

"It's taken a long time to make sure we got it right. It's quite complex, and there's a very high threshold of evidence (required for an extradition warrant)," he told AAP on Friday.

"I'm pleased there's obviously enough to satisfy the assistant minister to sign off on it. Hopefully India will now issue a warrant."

https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/crime/warrant-out-for-toyahs-suspected-killer-ng-s-2054115

 

[SouthAussie]

Wow I saw that bear!

it sounded like they are blaming the cops for not acting quickly.
It was said Toyah fought back. So very sad.

Toyah fighting back may have given the police DNA evidence. Let's hope so. Toyah's legacy can be bringing her own murderer down.


"She knew she was in danger, and she tried to fight," she told 60 Minutes.
https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/crime/warrant-out-for-toyahs-suspected-killer-ng-s-2054115