A record $1 million reward has been paid by Queensland Police over the arrest of Toyah Cordingley's alleged murderer, Rajwinder Singh.
Singh is currently awaiting trial after he was charged last year with murdering the 24-year-old in 2018.town of Innisfail, Singh had travelled to India shortly after Cordingley's body was found by her father at Wangetti Beach, north of Cairns, in October 2018.A record $1 million fine has been paid by Queensland Police over Rajwinder Singh's arrest.
"We appreciate the significant public interest in this matter, however information provided on the process is limited as it is obtained on a confidential basis. "As such we will not reveal specifics of the reward only to advise it has been paid in full to a number of claimants." Singh has always maintained his innocence and said during extradition hearings that he wished to return to Australia to fight the charges against him.
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