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Qi Yu: body of missing Sydney woman found in bushland Qi Yu: body of missing Sydney woman found in bushland
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The body of Chinese woman Qi Yu, who disappeared last month, has been found in bushland north of Sydney.The body of Chinese woman Qi Yu, who disappeared last month, has been found in bushland north of Sydney.
Yu was last seen by friends at a Campsie share house in the city’s south-west on 8 June. Yu was last seen by friends at a Campsie share house in the city’s south-west on 8 June. Her body was found about one kilometre off the M1 motorway exit at Mount Kuring-gai.
Her car, a 2016 Toyota Corolla, was found in Burwood the next day. Police search teams, supported by cadaver dogs, helicopters and marine units, have spent weeks scouring vast tracts of bushland and waterways around the area for signs of her body.
New South Wales police later searched bushland around the Berowra area for her body following the arrest of her 19-year-old flatmate. Phone records suggest Yu’s white Toyota Corolla travelled north to the area around Mount Kuring-gai, Berowra and Cowan and then back to Campsie between 8.30pm and midnight on the night she disappeared.
Police on Wednesday went to an area one kilometre off the M1 motorway exit at Berowra and established a crime scene. Her 2016 model hatchback was later found dumped at Burwood in Sydney’s west the same weekend she disappeared.
Yu’s father, Zhihe Yu, arrived in Sydney from China last month as police continued the search. Yu’s parents - who flew out from China in the days after she went missing - have been distributing flyers at Sydney train stations which read: “Looking for Missing Girl Qi Yu” as they struggled to come to terms with their daughter’s suspected murder.
Police will hold a press conference later on Wednesday. The local Berowa community also held a candlelight vigil and public prayer for the 28-year-old at the end of June to show support for Yu’s family and the searchers.
More to come ... Berowra Heights local Kate Glenn said the search activity had been distressing.
“Explaining this to our children - why there are horses, dogs and choppers, SES everywhere for the past few weeks is very confronting,” she said previously.
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