News by Mark Morri and Georgia Clark 26th Feb 2021 7:25 AM | Updated: 8:15 AM
Premium Content  A human foot has been discovered by campers on a NSW south coast beach with DNA confirming it to be the remains of missing Sydney conwoman Melissa Caddick. The remains were found inside a shoe which washed up on Bournda Beach south of Tathra on Sunday, February 21. Caddick vanished from her Dover Heights home in Sydney s eastern suburbs on November 12 last year and has not been seen since.  Police have found the body of Melissa Caddick. Picture: Andy Baker. Assistant Commissioner Michael Willing revealed this morning that DNA from the foot was last night matched to a DNA sample from Caddick s toothbrush and from her family members.
Crime by Erin Lyons  The remains of missing Sydney millionaire and alleged fraudster Melissa Caddick have been found following a bombshell development in the months-long case. Police said campers found Ms Caddick s shoe on Bournda Beach, south of Bega on the NSW south coast, on Sunday and her identity was confirmed by DNA testing using her toothbrush. Her shoe, matching the description of what she was wearing when the corporate watchdog raided her home in November, was found washed up on the sand and the heavily decomposed remains of her foot were inside. NSW Police assistant commissioner Michael Willing said the case is still wide open.
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