Police believe that Sophie died between Saturday 27th July and 1st August, Detective Inspector Hollands said. She did not appear to suffer any injury or medical condition that would explain her death. As a result of certain inconsistencies in witness versions and in the autopsy results, we now believe that Sophie s death was suspicious.
Detective Inspector Stephen Hollands said that Sophie did not appear to suffer any injury or medical condition that would explain her death.(Nine)
Police said at the time there was no evidence of a break-in, or any other signs that would suggest the death was suspicious.
News by Brayden Heslehurst, Peter Badel 11th May 2021 6:01 PM
Premium Content Police have arrested and charged two men over a wild fight at a junior rugby league game in Brisbane which left a dad hospitalised with serious facial injuries. Detective Inspector Steve Hollands from the East Crime Group said police have a 36-year-old man and a 19-year-old man in custody after their alleged involvement in the fight during an Under-13 Division 1 game between Wynnum and Logan Brothers at Kitchener Park on Sunday. Two men have been charged over this wild brawl at a junior rugby league game in Brisbane. The two men, who are both from Logan, have been charged with grievous bodily harm and with two counts of assault occasioning bodily harm.
Missing mum feared to have died after falling asleep in bin before it was taken to tip
Natarn Auld, who has been missing from her Brisbane home since December 14, is believed to have gotten into an industrial bin shortly before it was taken to a tip by a rubbish truck
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Natarn Auld, 38, has been missing for two months and police fear the worst (Image: Queensland Police)
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Search called off for Brisbane woman missing for almost eight weeks
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Homicide detectives have called off the search for a woman missing from Greater Brisbane for almost eight weeks, with a report on her disappearance to be prepared for the coroner.
Natarn Auld, 38, was last seen on CCTV footage outside a business on the western side of Redland Bay Road at Capalaba about 3.30am on December 14. She was reported missing the following day.
Natarn Auld’s phone, bank accounts and social media sites haven’t been used since her disappearance. It’s now up to the coroner to conclude what happened to her.