thewest.com.au
www.france24.com
I don't know if there is a Charlie Hebdo 'Je suis Charlie' thread Kurve but this is the denouement.
French jihadist linked to Charlie Hebdo attackers sentenced to life in prison
Peter Cherif, a suspected French jihadist who was close to the perpetrators of the 2015 Charlie Hebdo massacre, was sentenced on Thursday to life in prison. Cherif fought for al Qaeda in the Arabian…
www.9news.com.au
When all else fails, play the mental health card.Convicted of theft. This man is not fit to be a member of parliament. Of course, the grifter won't resign. We really do need to at least half the number of our politicians. We are so over governed, we get very poor value for money from our pollies.
MP who stole $430,000 from children's charities vows to stay in parliament
A South Australian MP found guilty of stealing more than $430,000 from not-for-profits that helped vulnerab...
What the ####?
Back in the news today with the announcement of a $500k reward and the open finding delivery of the Coroner's report today.A sad (likely murder) case in the NSW Coroners Court today.
'Police launched a murder investigation into her death in May 2019 and have said they are confident that there are people in the community who have information about the case.'
Woman found dead in dam might have gone 'walkabout'
A singer withdrew $700 in Katoomba’s main street. Next, her body washed up in a local dam
A three-kilometre journey holds the key to the 2018 death of Cecilia Devine in the Blue Mountains. The case has left police mystified.www.smh.com.au
'A singer withdrew $700 in Katoomba’s main street. Next, her body washed up in a local dam'
'March 15, 2024 — 5.50pm'
'The inquest also heard police did not make attempts to obtain CCTV footage when Devine disappeared and only made those inquiries once her body was located. By then, the footage had been overwritten.'
'The inquest was adjourned until July.'
'Beautiful, unique talent and character': Tributes flow for suspected murder victim Cecilia Devine
Matt McLaren and Cecilia Devine spent hundreds of hours collaborating in an inner Newcastle music studio between 2015 and 2017 crafting Ms Devine's debut solo album Liberty.
NSW Coroners report was published yesterday Kurve including recommendations for improvements/changes to NSW Police Missing Persons Operating Procedures.Back in the news today with the announcement of a $500k reward and the open finding delivery of the Coroner's report today.
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Singer Cecilia Devine bought warm gloves and a scarf. She was never seen alive again
Police have posted a $500,000 reward for information after a coroner was unable to determine what caused the death of a vivacious musician in the Blue Mountains.
Latest News - NSW Police Public Site
www.police.nsw.gov.au
$500,000 reward announcement for information over the 2018 death of Cecilia Devine
Tuesday, 22 October 2024 11:34:02 AM
***PLEASE NOTE: An image of Cecilia Devine is available via hightail link https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/6AK31GucYI and on the NSW Police social media pages.
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The NSW Government and NSW Police Force have announced a $500,000 reward as detectives from the Blue Mountains Police Area Command continue to investigate the death of a woman whose body was found six years ago.
Cecilia Devine, who was also known as Kristen Pearson, was 41 when she was reported missing from Waratah on Wednesday 5 September 2018, after family and friends were unable to locate or contact her.
Officers attached to Newcastle City Police District immediately commenced inquiries to locate Cecilia; however, their searches were unsuccessful.
On Monday 18 March 2019, staff at a water treatment facility in Katoomba located human remains in the nearby Upper Cascade Creek Dam. In April 2019, police were advised the remains were that of Cecilia Devine.
Detectives from Blue Mountains Police Area Command, with assistance from State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad, established Strike Force Eking to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
Throughout the investigation, strike force detectives pursued multiple lines of inquiry and made several public appeals for information; however, the circumstances of her death are unknown.
Today (Tuesday 22 October 2024), the NSW Government and NSW Police Force have announced a $500,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person/s responsible for the suspicious death of Cecilia Devine.
Commander of Blue Mountains Police Area Command, Superintendent John Nelson, said he hoped this reward announcement would encourage anyone to come forward who may have seen Cecilia.
“Prior to her disappearance, Cecilia travelled from Newcastle to Katoomba yet we still don’t have firm evidence of how she got here, why she made the journey, or how she died,” Supt Nelson said.
“We are urging anyone who saw Cecilia at the time she was reported missing, or who has any information about her whereabouts at the time, to contact police. This information could very well be the missing puzzle piece for this investigation.
“Today’s coronial findings have handed the investigation back to police and we are committed to find the answers the NSW community and Cecilia’s family deserve,” he said.
Cecilia’s mother, Kathy Pearson, welcomed the announcement of the reward.
“Cecilia - who was also known as Kristen – was a much-loved daughter, sister, and friend who was taken from us too soon in terrible circumstances,” Ms Pearson said.
“She was a talented singer and songwriter, with a sparkling smile, infectious laugh, and a big heart.
“We hope that this reward encourages anyone with information to come forward and help the police to provide answers and peace of mind to our family,” she said.
Investigations under Strike Force Eking continue.
Anyone with information that may assist investigators is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au. Information is treated in strict confidence. The public is reminded not to report information via NSW Police social media pages.
www.abc.net.au
What about his pregnant dog?Sorry folks, but this circus is off the road for about ten months.
Man jailed for breaking into army depot and impersonating field marshal
Reece Joshua Sturgeon broke into the outback facility and remained there for two days, wearing a uniform, eating in the kitchen and telling Defence Force personnel he was on a "special mission".
Gromit!
A sniffer dog should be able to track it down
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Cracker warehouses are on high alert.
Them fraudsters are getting creative!!!
