The Indian public prosecutor handling the case of a man accused of killing Toyah Cordingley on a Queensland beach has moved to reassure Australians over the pace of the extradition process.
The Indian public prosecutor handling the case of a man accused of killing 24-year-old Australian Toyah Cordingley on a Queensland beach in 2018 says authorities will pursue extradition proceedings against him with “maximum speed”.
Singh boarded a flight to India, leaving his wife and three children, a day after Cordingley was reported missing. The prosecution is “very focused on this case”, Digpaul said, but Singh “will have the right to appeal”. After announcing the reward along with a WhatsApp contact number, Australian police said they got a number of tips from India on Singh’s whereabouts.
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