BREAKING The son of a Gold Coast woman whose body was found in the boot of a car in Brisbane last week has been charged with murder. Read here:
The son of a Gold Coast woman whose body was found in the boot of a car in Brisbane last week has been charged with murder.
Wendy Sleeman, 61, had reported a break-in at her Elanora home on Tuesday last week but she had disappeared by the time police arrived within half an hour.After searching for days, detectives arrested and charged her son, who goes by the name Slade Murdok, with offences including kidnapping, assault, stalking and attempted arson.Murdok was scheduled to appear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court.“We acknowledge the tireless work of the Burleigh Heads CIB in this case.
“We are profoundly saddened by Wendy’s death. She was gentle, funny, caring, clever, loved her labradors and always thought of other people before herself.“In lieu of leaving flowers, could we ask that people consider making a donation in her memory to either Rosies or to the Labrador Retriever Club of Queensland.
“We will miss our beloved sister forever and ask for you to respect our privacy at this terrible time.”
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