UPDATE: Queensland police are preparing to charge Rajwinder Singh, who is suspected of murdering Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley in October 2018.
The man suspected of murdering Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley has spent his first night behind bars in Australia before his expected extradition to face charges.
They believe he hid out in Punjab state after fleeing Australia, leaving behind his wife and three children at their Innisfail home. “They’re clearly overwhelmed, but delighted that, again, the judicial process will commence on Australian soil in the very near future,” he told reporters outside the Melbourne court on Wednesday.
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