Breakthrough in mystery of woman found floating dead in Fremantle Harbour as man charged with murder
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Breakthrough into the mystery of a woman found floating dead in a popular tourist port when the man is accused of her murder, after police pulled a foreign object from the water near her body
- Body of woman found in Fremantle harbor identified as young mother from Perth
- Helen Jeremy Solomon Marsuk remembered as a beautiful and spiritual woman
- The police officers found items including a mobile phone, clothing, and even a power cord.
- The 21-year-old man has been charged with murder and will appear in court on Friday.
A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder after the body of a woman was found floating in Perth’s Fremantle harbor.
The body of Helen Jeremy Solomon Marsuk, 25, of Koongamia, was found in the water at Success Boat Harbor on Capo D’Orlando Drive in South Fremantle on Sunday morning.
Police divers remained at the scene for several days after the girl’s body was found submerged between boats.
A mobile phone, clothing and, bizarrely, a power cord were later recovered from the port.
The Gosnells man has been indicted on one count of murder.
Helen Marsuk, 25, (pictured) was found dead in Success Boat Harbor on Sunday
Police believe Ms Marsuk (pictured) was in the suburb of Carlisle on November 30.
“Homicide detectives are establishing a schedule for their movements between Wednesday, November 30, and Sunday, December 4,” police said in a statement Wednesday.
Police believe the 25-year-old was wearing a pink dress and carrying a pink bag on Oats St in Carlisle on November 30.
Ms. Marsuk (pictured) was last seen wearing a pink dress and carrying a pink bag.
A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder in the death of Ms Marsuk (pictured)
The death of Ms Marsuk has shaken the Sudanese community in Perth as heartbroken friends and family paid tribute to a “beautiful and spiritual woman”.
Ms. Marsuk lived in Koongamia and worked as a housekeeper and commercial cleaner, according to her LinkedIn profile.
She also had a young son who was her ‘world’.
“She was such a beautiful person inside and out, her son was the most important thing to her and family always came first before anything and anyone,” a friend wrote.
Another added: “She was a lovely lady.”
A relative described the mother as a ‘beautiful young soul’ with an ‘infectious laugh’.
“She will be sorely missed by all of us,” they told Seven News.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.
The man is due to appear at Armadale Magistrates Court on Friday.