Friends of Point Cook woman Chaithanya ‘Swetha’ Madhagani said her dignity had been stolen by the horrific circumstances of her death.
A Point Cook woman has been remembered as intelligent and full of energy after her body was found in a wheelie bin near Winchelsea, about 90 kilometres south-west of Melbourne.
Friends of young mother Chaithanya ‘Swetha’ Madhagani said her dignity had been stolen by the horrific circumstances of her death.Victoria Police confirmed that officers located the woman’s body near farmland on Mount Pollock Road in BuckleyA spokeswoman for Victoria Police said while the investigation was ongoing, it’s believed the death was suspicious and that the perpetrator may have already left Australia.
“At this stage in the investigation, it is believed the parties involved are known to one another and the offender may have fled overseas,” a police spokesperson said.A wheelie bin at the crime scene.A second crime scene believed to be connected to the death has been set up on Mirka Road in Point Cook, where Madhagani lived with her husband and son.Advertisement
A neighbour who was close to Madhagani and asked not to be named said she was a beautiful and bright person who was “full of energy” and made the best of every situation.“She was extremely intelligent, just loved her life and was really creative in how she did things,” she said.with Rachael Dexter Start the day with a summary of the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights.
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