Toyah Cordingley - Queensland Police News
The Queensland Police Service offers its sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Toyah Cordingley on today, June 14 – what should have been her 25th birthday.
Remember his father took off after him? Where’s he now? 
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THE Indian fugitive wanted over Toyah Cordingley’s death may never face justice because of an extradition treaty loophole, family and legal experts say.
“It’s hard to find an Indian in India,’’ Singh’s brother-in-law Harpreet Singh exclusively told The Courier-Mail.
“But extradition can be just as difficult. Just look at the Puneet case.”
Singh’s relatives, who have mounted their own search to bring him back to face justice, are furious he abandoned his wife, mother and children, leaving them penniless and facing eviction from the family home and the car to be repossessed.
Queensland Law Society president Bill Potts, one of the state’s leading criminal law experts, fears that day may never come.
“India is a notoriously difficult place to extradite people from,’’ the 38-year legal veteran said.
Queensland Police also have to provide a strong murder case with DNA evidence, photographs, film, eyewitnesses and even a confession (if available) to get any extradition order approved by the Federal Court of Australia, Mr Potts said.
The youngest child was described as an infant too. 8 months in an infants life equates to considerable growth and changes, all of which he’s missed. His other two kids are young too. Even if he doesn’t care for his wife, at the end of the day by leaving and having no contact he’s sacrificed his kids. He was reported as behaving weird and hating his job so he may have been depressed and wanting out anyway, and just doesn’t care - with nothing to lose. I thought him wanting to see his kids would’ve been a dangling carrot. I think he was always the main/only prime suspect but they wanted to talk to him first. He bolted immediately so was way ahead of the game, and has now slipped down the rabbit hole into another identity and world. It’ll be hard to get him. I wonder if we’ve got an undercover search mission of some sort happening on the ground there to ferret him out, or not.
It would not be too far fetched to guess that he would re-marry in India, and father a few more kids, after abandoning his original family in Australia. Total replacement of new for old. Maybe even the father would do the same.
