Somebody knows what happened to Gordana
DECEMBER 6, 2016 9:32am
"At 8:45pm that night, Gordanas aunt, Sonia Simonovic heard female screams outside her door, and muffled male voices. She looked down her driveway and saw a white Toyota HiLux speeding off towards the nearby Pacific Highway. She put it out of her mind.
By 9:30pm, when Gordana still hadnt arrived home, Simonovic walked outside, and found a torn plastic shopping bag. It contained a brand-new item of clothing, a pair of socks, and her nieces wallet. There had clearly been a struggle.
She was seen leaving the Charlestown [Square] area, Small tells news.com.au, she was seen on the street, near the house she was going to, and she was abducted off the street by two young blokes.
Audrey Barnard was a 67-year old Charlestown resident, who had been recently widowed at the time of Gordanas disappearance. She was driving in her neighbourhood that same November evening when at around 9pm she passed a Toyota HiLux with two athletic young men standing at the boot.
Years passed before she was aware that she had potentially seen an abduction in action, and it was only when detectives from Strike Force Fenwick contacted her in 1998 that she put the pieces together.
I am certain of the make of vehicle, because my husband had only recently died and he had a Toyota HiLux which he used on our farm, Mrs Barnard told Toronto Court*during an inquest in November, 2002.
I saw two figures standing at the rear. They were half turned towards each other and they were moving their arms about in an animated fashion.
One of the problems with her case, Small explained, was the potential exhibits, some of the property that was seized in her matter, had been handed back to the family, or destroyed prior to the investigation being as thorough as it should have been.
It is believed that Gordana knew at least one of her attackers, and was afraid of him.
During the November 2002 inquest, her sister, Karolina Jagurinoski, told of a phone call she received from her frightened younger sister a fortnight prior to her disappearance.
Gordana said there was this fellow bothering her at work, hanging around and bugging her and she didnt like him. She didnt know him. I think he just saw her at the deli once and got carried away with her.
Gordana nicknamed the guy The Spook and was forced to quit her part-time job out of fear of him. Nobody has been able to pinpoint just who The Spook is.
A partial fingerprint may hold the key to this investigation, but police havent been able to match it."
http://www.news.com.au/national/cri...a/news-story/bc0559061a497e83e4360ceb39132c37
