Family and friends of woman found dead in a rural shed pay tribute to the ‘beautiful mummy’ – as man faces court charged with breaching an AVO
- The family of a woman found dead in a shed have paid tribute on social media
- The 27-year-old’s body was discovered in Griffith, New South Wales, yesterday
- A man was arrested and charged with breaching an apprehended violence order
- Friends wrote to the devoted mother, saying they were ‘so glad’ to know her
Family and friends of a young mother found dead in a shed in regional New South Wales have penned heartbreaking tributes as a man faces court charged with breaching an apprehended violence order.
Investigators are still working to establish if the 27-year-old Griffith woman met with foul play.
Police were called to the property in the centre of the country town about 4am on Sunday after there were concerns about the woman’s welfare.
Investigators are still working to establish if a 27-year-old Griffith woman, whose body was found in a shed, met with foul play before her death
Family and friends of a young mother found dead in a shed in regional New South Wales have penned heartbreaking tributes as a man faces court charged with breaching an apprehended violence order
Her body was found in a shed at the rear of the residence, with police treating her death as suspicious.
A 35-year-old man was arrested in Griffith and later charged with three counts of breaching an apprehended domestic violence order.
He was also charged with driving an unregistered vehicle while disqualified and has been remanded in custody and will face Griffith Local Court on Monday.
The nature of the pair’s relationship is also being investigated.
In an online biography, the woman describes herself as a ‘full time mummy’ who previously worked at Casella Family Brands wineries.
The woman’s body was found in a shed at the rear of the residence, with police treating her death as suspicious
A crime scene remains in place with investigators working to establish how the woman died as her friends struggle to accept the news.
One friend said she ‘woke up this morning hoping it was a dream’.
‘Even though our hearts are breaking, I’m glad to have met you and that I got to call you a friend,’ she wrote on Facebook on Monday.
While another wrote: ‘I woke up this morning hoping it was a dream.’
‘Fly High beautiful.’
A crime scene remains in place in Griffith (pictured) with investigators working to establish how the woman died as her friends struggle to accept the news
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