CCTV appeal for bystanders who may unlock secret to the death of Chinese student in Sydney Harbour

Desperate search for two mystery bystanders after a Chinese woman’s body was pulled from the water in Sydney Harbour

  • Police want to speak to two bystanders who may have seen what happened
  • The body of a Chinese woman was pulled from Sydney Harbour on November 12
  • NSW police are not treating the 22-year-old student’s death as suspicious 
  • The couple were seen walking past the Park Hyatt hotel at The Rocks at 11.40pm 

Police are desperately searching for two bystanders who may have information about the death of a woman in Sydney Harbour.

CCTV images show the couple walking outside the Park Hyatt hotel at The Rocks around 11.40pm on November 11.

The body of a 22-year-old Chinese student was pulled from Campbells Cove at Circular Quay on the morning of November 12.

Her identity has not been made public. 

Police are searching for a couple (pictured) walking outside the Park Hyatt hotel at The Rocks around 11.40pm on November 11.

While her death is not being treated as suspicious, police are keen to speak to the pair as ‘probable witnesses’ to the incident, police confirmed to Daily Mail Australia.  

The man and woman in the CCTV are both described as being of Caucasian appearance. 

The man is seen wearing black clothing. The woman has blonde hair and is seen wearing white pants, a pink top, and is carry a shoulder bag.

Officers from Sydney City Police Area Command were called to at 7am on November 12 after a body was spotted in the water by ferry terminal workers.

Despite paramedics attempts to resuscitate her, she was declared dead at the scene.  

The man and woman (pictured) may have information about what happened to a 22-year-old Chinese student whose body was pulled from Sydney Harbour

The man and woman (pictured) may have information about what happened to a 22-year-old Chinese student whose body was pulled from Sydney Harbour

The unknown 22-year-old was described as being of Asian appearance with black shoulder length hair. 

At the time she was wearing a red t-shirt, a denim jacket, black denim jeans, and black shoes. 

There were no signs of injury on her body. 

Cruise ship Radiance of the Seas docked at the terminal about 6.30am, shortly before the body was found.

It is understood the woman was not a passenger on the ship and all of the more than 2,500 on board were accounted for. 

Any witnesses, or anyone who may know the identity of the people depicted, are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Police and coroner's staff are seen loading the young woman's body into the back of a van

Police and coroner’s staff are seen loading the young woman’s body into the back of a van

Cruise ship Radiance of the Seas docked at the Overseas Passenger Terminal about 6.30am, shortly before the body was found nearby

Cruise ship Radiance of the Seas docked at the Overseas Passenger Terminal about 6.30am, shortly before the body was found nearby

 

Read more at DailyMail.co.uk