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Arrest made for killing of Australia single mother Man, 41, charged over young Australian mother's murder
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Australian police say they expect to charge a man with the murder of single mother Karlie Pearce-Stevenson. Australian police have charged a man with the murder of Karlie Pearce-Stevenson, seven years after the young mother disappeared.
The 41-year-old man was arrested in the NSW town of Cessnock at 16:15 local time (5:15 GMT) on October 28. A 41-year-old man was arrested in the New South Wales town of Cessnock and ordered to face court on Thursday.
Ms Pearce-Stevenson's remains were found in the Belanglo State Forest, south of Sydney, in August 2010.Ms Pearce-Stevenson's remains were found in the Belanglo State Forest, south of Sydney, in August 2010.
Her daughter Khandalyce's remains were found 1100km (684 miles) away in a suitcase near the South Australian town of Wynarka in July this year. Her daughter Khandalyce's remains were found in July, 1,100km (685 miles) away in a suitcase in South Australia.
Police said inquiries were continuing into the death of Khandalyce. Local media says the man was an acquaintance of Ms Pearce-Stevenson.
The mother and daughter were last seen in November 2008, when Ms Pearce-Stevenson was 20 and Khandalyce was aged two. Police said inquiries were continuing into the death of her daughter Khandalyce.
The pair were last seen in November 2008, when Ms Pearce-Stevenson was 20 and Khandalyce was aged two.
Detectives say they both suffered "violent and deliberate" deaths.Detectives say they both suffered "violent and deliberate" deaths.
On Tuesday authorities revealed that Karlie Jade Pearce-Stevenson's bank account had been accessed hundreds of times after she was killed.On Tuesday authorities revealed that Karlie Jade Pearce-Stevenson's bank account had been accessed hundreds of times after she was killed.
Police also said an impersonator called her family and convinced them to deposit more money into her account. Police also said an impersonator called her family, providing proof of life, and convinced them to deposit more money into her account.
Ms Pearce-Stevenson's mother withdrew a missing person's report in 2009 after she received fake text messages and at least one phone call, which reassured her that her daughter was still alive. Ms Pearce-Stevenson's mother withdrew a missing person's report in 2009 after she received fake text messages and at least one phone call.
NSW and South Australian police are jointly investigating the murders.NSW and South Australian police are jointly investigating the murders.