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20:54 EDT, 30 January 2021 50 shares Missing millionaire and alleged fraudster Melissa Caddick likely had an exit plan if she was ever caught, according to a forensic psychologist. The Sydney-based financial adviser disappeared on November 12 last year, just two days after police revealed she was being investigated for allegedly siphoning tens of millions of dollars from her clients. Detectives have suggested they believe Ms Caddick is still alive, and are investigating whether she fled to Queensland. Missing millionaire and alleged fraudster Melissa Caddick (pictured) likely had an ex...
Melissa Caddick's former friends help police try to track her down Brittany Chain For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Alleged victims of missing millionaire Melissa Caddick have branded her an 'evil woman', as police close in on her possible hideaway. The Sydney-based financial adviser disappeared on November 12 last year, just two days after police revealed she was being investigated for allegedly siphoning tens of millions of dollars from her clients. Detectives have suggested they believe Ms Caddick is still alive, and are investigating whet...
Missing Melissa Caddick is accused of swindling investors out of millions The financial adviser disappeared on November 12 allegedly owing millions She is accused of tricking investors out of hard earned cash and then blowing it Police operating as though she is still alive and think she may be in Queensland But they are in a race against time to track down CCTV to support their theory