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DNA tests reveal remains found on Mollymook beach don't belong to conwoman Melissa Caddick

Cops have confirmed remains found washed up on a NSW south coast beach are not those belonging to conwoman Melissa Caddick or a missing snorkeler.   Walkers on Friday night made the grisly discovery of remains believed to be a large piece of stomach flesh which included a belly button at Mollymook Beach. The beach is located 150km from where Caddick's decomposing foot was found wedged inside an Asics shoe on the sands of Bournda Beach leading police to confirm her death.    NSW Police announced on Tuesday afternoon preliminary testing had determined the remains are human but belong to a man.     

Human remains found on Australian beach 'do not belong to Melissa Caddick'

Shoe sparks new theories on Caddick's final movements | Ballina Shire Advocate

Crime by Mark Morri Premium Content   Police are investigating the "strong possibility" Melissa Caddick was alive for weeks or even longer after she was reported missing from her Eastern Suburbs mansion. Senior officers said despite modelling showing a body could float from Sydney to where her sneaker and remains were found on the NSW south coast, there remain serious doubts they could have drifted that far. They believe the sneaker with skeletal remains inside appears to be in too good a condition to have been in the water for three months. Melissa Caddick went missing from her Dover Heights home on November 13. Picture: Andy Baker.

More remains wash up on NSW south coast in the search for missing Sydney conwoman Melissa Caddick

Fifth set of remains found on another beach in search for Melissa Caddick Latest remains were found at Warrain Beach in Culburra on Sunday morning Foot was located at nearby Bournda Beach, leading to confirmation of her death  Human intestines were also found 200km north at Cunjurong the same day The remains have now been taken away for testing to confirm if human remains   

New remains found in Caddick search

News by Erin Lyons and Melissa Iaria 2nd Mar 2021 5:12 AM More remains have washed up on the NSW south coast as the case of missing Sydney conwoman Melissa Caddick continues to baffle investigators. NSW Police confirmed on Monday afternoon that remains had been found just before 10.45am on Sunday at Warrain Beach near Culburra on the south coast by a member of the public. They will be tested to determine if they are human or animal. The latest find is in addition to other remains discovered along the south coast in recent days. Police last week revealed Ms Caddick's Asics runner was found at Bournda Beach on February 21. The remains of a badly decomposed foot were inside.

Decomposed feet that washed up in Canada could provide clues in Melissa Caddick case

The 49-year-old financial adviser was declared dead by police on Saturday after DNA testing revealed that her foot, wedged inside an Asics sneaker, drifted ashore on Bournda Beach on the NSW south coast.

Melissa Caddick death: More remains found on NSW south coast as case baffles cops

New remains found in Caddick search

Shoe sparks new theories on Caddick's final movements | Fraser Coast Chronicle

Crime by Mark Morri Premium Content   Police are investigating the "strong possibility" Melissa Caddick was alive for weeks or even longer after she was reported missing from her Eastern Suburbs mansion. Senior officers said despite modelling showing a body could float from Sydney to where her sneaker and remains were found on the NSW south coast, there remain serious doubts they could have drifted that far. They believe the sneaker with skeletal remains inside appears to be in too good a condition to have been in the water for three months. Melissa Caddick went missing from her Dover Heights home on November 13. Picture: Andy Baker.

Shoe sparks new theories on Caddick's final movements