Current Julie Cutler - Murder - 1988 - Cottesloe WA *To the Coroner

[BFew]

Inquest into the Suspected death of Julie CUTLER

https://www.coronerscourt.wa.gov.au/_files/Inquest_2023/CUTLER, Julie Leanne.pdf (49 pages)
'[2023] WACOR 19
JURISDICTION : CORONER'S COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
ACT : CORONERS ACT 1996
CORONER : SARAH HELEN LINTON, DEPUTY STATE CORONER HEARD :
3 - 4 NOVEMBER 2022 DELIVERED : 6 APRIL 2023
FILE NO/S : CORC 830 of 2019
DECEASED : CUTLER, JULIE LEANNE'

 

[mrskafoops]

2012 there was this case (that I always recall) - decapitated head found washed up at Rotto 2013:

Man who killed, dismembered Perth drug dealer sentenced to life

A Perth man who fatally shot and dismembered a drug dealer, whose head subsequently washed up on Rottnest Island, is sentenced to life in jail with a 23-year minimum.

www.abc.net.au

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-30/carlino-sentenced-over-rottnest-head-murder/5855050

Aaron Carlino, 30, was found guilty of murdering Stephen Cookson, 56, in December 2012.

Carlino shot Cookson twice in the head as he slept at his apartment in East Perth and then used an angle grinder to cut his body into six pieces.

The parts were initially buried at a property at Golden Bay, south of Perth, before being dug up and dumped at sea.

A young girl found Cookson's head when it washed up at Porpoise Bay on Rottnest Island in January 2013.

The rest of the body parts have never been found.

Ew

 

[mrskafoops]

How to calculate height with tibia length?
For males : Height (cm) = 123 + 1.24 X tibial length (cm) and for Females : Height (cm) = 146 + 0.341 X tibial length (cm)

If it were a woman she would be 160cm.

 

[Kurve]

For males : Height (cm) = 123 + 1.24 X tibial length (cm) and for Females : Height (cm) = 146 + 0.341 X tibial length (cm)

If it were a woman she would be 160cm.

What's that in feet and inches do you know? Julie was either 5'2 or 5'4? I recall thinking that she wasn't very tall.

 

[Kurve]

How to calculate height with tibia length?
For males : Height (cm) = 123 + 1.24 X tibial length (cm) and for Females : Height (cm) = 146 + 0.341 X tibial length (cm)

If it were a woman she would be 160cm.

It's a bit over 5'2", I just checked. Wow ...

 

[mrskafoops]

Julie was 160cm