Moorebank, western Sydney: ‘Naked’ woman found dead in driveway
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Naked’ woman is found dead in a driveway with ‘injuries to the back of her head’ and blood splatter on the concrete in western Sydney – with a mysterious man knocking down a passerby
- Woman found dead in a driveway in Moorebank, southwest Sydney
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Homicide detectives are investigating after a woman’s body was found naked in a driveway with injuries to the back of the head in the early hours of the morning.
At 6am this morning, an ambulance was called to a street in Moorebank, southwest Sydney.
Paramedics found the woman in the driveway of a Bradshaw Avenue residence but were unable to resuscitate her.
Homicide detectives have established a crime scene after a woman was found dead in a western Sydney driveway this morning
Daily Mail Australia understands that a local returning from work was apprehended by a man in the street early this morning.
“(The witness) came home from work and was stopped on the street by a man,” said a source.
He asked him “do you know the police emergency number?”
“He saw a woman out front in the driveway. She was naked.
“There was quite a bit of blood on the floor. And she had injuries to the back of the head.
“(He) then took the woman’s pulse, but she had died.”
A source told Daily Mail Australia the woman suffered injuries to the back of her head
Police take photos of the crime scene on Bradshaw Avenue in western Sydney
Homicide detectives are now investigating the death and have closed the road and created a crime scene.
A spokesman for NSW Police said: ‘Emergency services were called to Bradshaw Avenue at around 6am and found the woman in the driveway of a home but were unable to revive her.
“A crime scene has been identified in Bradshaw Avenue as officers from Liverpool City Police Area Command search the area.
“Detectives attached to Liverpool City PAC are now investigating the circumstances surrounding the woman’s death, assisted by detectives attached to the State Crime Command’s Homicide Unit.”
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