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Remains of missing businesswoman Melissa Caddick found on NSW south coast Mother-of-one, 49, vanished without trace from Sydney home in November Foot in a ASICS shoe found washed up by campers south of Tathra on Sunday DNA testing has since confirmed the remains belonged to the financial planner Modelling indicated Ms Caddick s body could have drifted to the far south coast If Ms Caddick was found alive, NSW Police would have had authority to arrest her ....
The death of missing Sydney businesswoman Melissa Caddick remains under investigation after her foot and ASICS shoe were found washed up on a remote beach by campers more than three months after she disappeared. The decomposed foot was discovered on Bournda Beach in Tathra, south of Sydney s CBD, on Sunday February 21 and police on Friday confirmed DNA testing proved the remains belonged to the conwoman. But the mystery that has gripped the nation remains in the spotlight as police have not yet been able to piece together Ms Caddick s final moments, how she died and where the rest of her body is. ....
Found human remains are being tested for conwoman Melissa Caddick s DNA The stomach flesh with a belly button washed up at Mollymook Beach, NSW They were discovered 150km north of Caddick s foot, which was found Sunday Caddick went missing on November 12, 2020 after an ASIC raid on her house She was accused of stealing $20million from investors in a pyramid scheme ....
NSW Police Assistant Commissioner Mick Willing said the shoe matched the size and description of a shoe Ms Caddick was wearing when police raided her Dover Heights house on behalf of the corporate watchdog, ASIC, hours earlier. “[The foot] had been in the water for some time. Scientists were able to extract DNA from the foot and match it to a sample of DNA that we had already obtained from a toothbrush belonging to Melissa and from her relatives.” Assistant Commissioner Willing said that how Ms Caddick came to be in the water was “still a mystery” and the time, manner and cause of her death would be a matter for the NSW Coroner. Police have not ruled out foul play. ....