Australia - Toyah Cordingley, 24, body found on beach, 22 October 2018 #3

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they'll get you said:
DNA inside his car will show otherwise.

The man accused of murdering Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley has reportedly claimed he was a witness to the crime.
Singh has said he will also reveal why he left the country soon after Cordingley's death.
He told the Courier Mail he did not kill Cordingley, and that he was an "eye witness to a murder".
Singh has chosen to waive his extradition battle, instead submitting a request to return to Australia.
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Man accused of Toyah Cordingley's murder claims he was a 'witness'

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and hopefully dna from toyah and surroundings:(
 

Qld detectives en route to India to bring back accused Singh​

Rajwinder Singh, accused of slaying animal welfare volunteer Toyah Cordingley, 24, near Cairns, will soon be brought to Queensland to face trial.
courier mail article paywalled sorry

Australian police travel to India for Rajwinder Singh's extradition​

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Queensland police prepare for extradition of Toyah Cordingley's accused killer

Queensland police have travelled to India to prepare to take custody of the man accused of murdering Toyah ...
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Queensland police have travelled to India to prepare to take custody of the man accused of murdering Toyah Cordingley.
Rajwinder Singh is expected to be extradited by the end of February.

He will take a direct flight from Delhi to Melbourne before any charges can be laid in Australia.
 
TootsieFootsie said:
The above video says they have DNA connecting him to Toyah.
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Is that the first time that info has become public Toots?
I believe that is correct …. But JMO, as it is local knowledge…. And I believe they have a lot more than just a spec of DNA evidence… but again IMO as I don’t have a link …
 
SLouTh said:
Is that the first time that info has become public Toots?
I believe that is correct …. But JMO, as it is local knowledge…. And I believe they have a lot more than just a spec of DNA evidence… but again IMO as I don’t have a link …
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SLouTh, I'm not sure.
It stood out to me, but I may have missed seeing it mentioned before.
 
7news.com.au

Father of Toyah’s alleged killer speaks as his son’s extradition flight nears

‘We are not afraid of him going back to Australia.’
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Rajwinder Singh’s family gathered in Delhi this week to meet with him before he is extradited to Australia to face charges over Cordingley’s death.

Singh’s family said they believe he will beat the charge.

“We are not afraid of him going back to Australia,” Amar Singh said.

“Whatever will happen has to happen. We are sure that we will be served justice.”

The Singh family will have one last visit with Singh at the Tihar jail complex before he is extradited, but family members said one of his parents intends to join him on the flight to Australia.

Details on exactly when the flight is planned have not been released but 7NEWS understands it will take happen early next week, starting with a direct flight into Melbourne before flying to Queensland.
 
Rajwinder Singh, 38, boarded a Qantas flight from New Delhi to Melbourne on Tuesday evening.

Escorted by seven police officers, he was taken from South Asia's largest jail, Delhi's Tihar Prison, to the airport where he checked into the flight

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Man accused of killing Toyah Cordingley appears in Melbourne court after return from India

Rajwinder Singh, the prime suspect in the alleged murder of Far North Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley has been extradited from India back to Australia to face trial. It brings the years-long investigation that rocked the Cairns community one step closer to being heard in court.
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Rajwinder Singh extradited from India to Australia to face murder charges over death of Toyah Cordingley​

The man accused of killing Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley is set to land in Melbourne at about midday, after a years-long manhunt culminated in police escorting him to a flight from New Delhi overnight.

www.9news.com.au

Toyah Cordingley's family 'delighted' accused killer extradited to Australia as transfer to Cairns delayed

A Melbourne magistrate authorised Rajwinder Singh's extradition to Cairns in Queensland however Victoria Po...
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bearbear said:

Rajwinder Singh extradited from India to Australia to face murder charges over death of Toyah Cordingley​

The man accused of killing Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley is set to land in Melbourne at about midday, after a years-long manhunt culminated in police escorting him to a flight from New Delhi overnight.

www.9news.com.au

Toyah Cordingley's family 'delighted' accused killer extradited to Australia as transfer to Cairns delayed

A Melbourne magistrate authorised Rajwinder Singh's extradition to Cairns in Queensland however Victoria Po...
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Seems that he wanted to go to court in Melbourne, instead of Qld, but wasn't able to.

"Singh's lawyers had explored a way for him to face court in Melbourne but it's understood that legal avenue doesn't exist."
 
As per The Cairns Post:

RS has been charged in Melbourne, and being held in remand in Melbourne until a flight can be arranged to Cairns…. A Charter Flight, due to his safety……

And that the case has been built on the DNA evidence and mobile phone data ….


The court heard he would need to stay in remand in Melbourne while police arranged for flights to Cairns in the coming days.

Act Supt Goan successfully applied to the court to be able to extradite Mr Singh to the sunshine state where he is expected to then be charged with murder.

a private flight was preferred over commercial for the safety of the public and Mr Singh, due to the heavy media interest in his arrest.

Snip ….


The investigation relied upon DNA evidence which links Mr Singh to her homicide,” he said.

He said phone cell tower evidence also showed both Mr Singh and Ms Corgingley’s mobile phones “travelling in sync”.

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Cordingley suspect extradited over DNA, phone evidence

Mobile phone tracking and DNA evidence linking a man arrested in India to the alleged murder of Queensland...
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Mr Grinberg ordered Singh be extradited to Cairns on Thursday. If he cannot get a flight then, he may have to return to the Victorian court for another order.

Singh was remanded in custody and will appear at a court in Cairns later this week.

Outside court, Acting Supt Goan said Ms Cordingley's family were "overwhelmed but delighted" that the judicial process will soon begin in Australia, more than four years after her death.

"There is a lengthy process ahead of us, when we return to Queensland," he told reporters.

"Toyah's family has been included every step of the way in this process and clearly they will take some comfort in knowing that the justice process will commence on Australian soil."
 
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