yes, that's no good

nothing thus far....she left her purse and phone behind.. does that sound good????????

seems a bit odd the media is so silent..

MISSING: Allecha Boyd was last seen on August 10

Police are analysing several items found during a state forest search for missing woman Allecha Boyd, but say nothing significant has been found.

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Wagga Crime Manager Detective Inspector Darren Cloake, was keen to stress that the items found in Lester State Forest were not of major significance, however they are being analysed.

“Investigators did take a number of items that will be subjected to further examination to determine their evidentiary value and relevance to this case,” Detective inspector Cloake said.

Earlier this week, police released images of a green and silver Subaru Outback they believe missing woman Allecha Boyd may have been using on the day of her disappearance.

The vehicle is believed to have travelled from Wagga to Coolamon on Thursday, August 10

POLICE investigating the murder of Melbourne retailer Karen Ristevski have moved to silence shocking claims made by a longtime friend of the dead woman’s family.

The claims relate to the way Ms Ristevksi died, how her body was transported to its bush grave and include a bizarre reference to a shopstore dummy.

Anthony Cefala told news.com.au that he and Ms Ristevski’s stepson Anthony Rickard were desperate for an arrest in the case, which remains unsolved seven months after Ms Ristevski’s badly decomposed body was found between two fallen logs at Mt Macedon in Melbourne’s northwest.

Mr Rickard is the estranged son of Ms Ristevski’s husband Borce Ristevski, who has been named by police as a suspect in his wife’s death. Mr Ristevski has maintained his innocence.

Relatives on Ms Ristevski’s side of the family have been complaining about Mr Cefala’s interest in the case for the past two weeks, fearing he may derail the investigation with his allegations.

Mr Cefala and Mr Rickard have made further claims to news.com.au relating to the manner of Ms Ristevski’s death.

Mr Rickard confirmed to news.com.au that he had agreed to allow Mr Cefala, a friend of more than a decade, to act as his spokesman while he was engaged in defamation action against Channel Nine over what he says were false claims that he demanded $200,000 to tell his story.

Mr Cefala said it was his understanding Ms Ristevski was strangled and then placed in the boot of her black Mercedes SLK coupe and driven to Mt Macedon. Police have so far not released her cause of death.

The two men have also made the bizarre claim that a mannequin was placed in the car’s front passenger seat during the alleged transportation of the victim’s body.

When pressed to explain how they were privy to that information, Mr Cefala claimed “we do have the evidence” but did not provide proof.

On Friday he told news.com.au in a text message that the “evidence” had “already been provided to the cops two weeks ago”. There is no suggestion either Mr Cefala or Mr Rickard had any involvement in Ms Ristevski’s death


[b]this is the other women who was missing for 7 months   but they just cant pin the husband down....[/b]

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/teenager-charged-with-murder-of-wagga-...

A NINETEEN-year-old Wagga Wagga teenager has been charged with the murder of a 27-year-old woman who had been missing since August.

Chef Allecha Suzette Boyd, the cousin of Collingwood AFL star Will Hoskin-Elliott, was last seen in the township of Coolamon in August, 50km northwest of Wagga Wagga.

Strike Force Amias yesterday raided a 19-year-old man’s home on Gurwood St in Wagga and seized a “loaded shortened rifle”.
He was charged with murder, possess unauthorised prohibited firearm, possess ammunition without a permit, not keep prohibited firearm safe and breach of bail.

Detectives had been investigating the woman’s disappearance since August but now believe she met foul play. The man was arrested and refused bail. He will appear at Wagga Wagga Local Court today.

Investigations are continuing and detectives are scouring nearby bushland to locate Allecha’s body.

The charges come after Ms Boyd’s sisters Rhiannon and Tammara made an emotional plea for people to come forward with information.
“There’s been no access to her bank account and nothing to say she has any source of income,” her sister Rhiannon told The Daily Telegraph at the time.

“I’m scared she could be dead somewhere or someone could be hurting her somewhere.

“I just want my sister to come home … she is not even 28 years old.
This doesn’t happen, now six weeks has gone on, the unknown is scary.”

Police have been scouring nearby bushland for Ms Boyd’s body.

Ms Boyd worked as a chef at the Farmers Home Hotel in Wagga Wagga.

She was living with a friend in Lake Albert in the lead-up to her disappearance on Thursday, August 10.

Police believe she was traveling in a green and silver Subaru Outback which dropped her off at Coolamon at 1.30pm. The vehicle has been seized by police.

Detectives are pleading for anyone with information to come forward.

well I guess we will find out in due course..he could well have been in their sights from day one.....

there certainly hasnt been much news on this has there?