Jurors in high-profile Australian trial visit beach where murder victim found
Summary
Jurors in an Australian murder trial visited Wangetti Beach in Queensland where the victim, Toyah Cordingley, was found in 2018. The trial involves Rajwinder Singh, who is accused of murdering Cordingley and then fleeing to India. The prosecution has presented circumstantial evidence against Singh, while the defense has yet to present its case.Key Facts
- The murder trial is taking place in Queensland, Australia.
- Toyah Cordingley, the victim, was found dead on Wangetti Beach in October 2018.
- Rajwinder Singh is accused of murdering her and denies the charges.
- Singh reportedly left Australia for India the day after Cordingley's body was found.
- Jurors visited the beach to become familiar with the crime scene.
- Evidence includes DNA that is highly likely to belong to Singh, found at the scene.
- The prosecution claims Singh's actions were suspicious and suggestive of guilt.
- The defense plans to present evidence of other possible suspects and Singh's version of events.
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