Rajwinder Singh

The man accused of killing Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley is set to land in Melbourne at about midday, after a years-long manhunt culminated in police ...

He was finally found in India in November after Queensland police posted a $1 million reward for information. Queensland detectives have been in New Delhi for a week as the 38-year-old was transported from Tihar Prison to Delhi International Airport for extradition. Just after midday, the 38-year-old arrived in Melbourne where he will face an extradition hearing before being moved to Queensland to face a magistrate later this week.

The man accused of killing Cairns woman Toyah Cordingley is being extradited to Australia.

Carroll has previously said the investigation to find Singh was one of the most intense and comprehensive in many years. Carroll said she was looking forward to Singh returning to Queensland and commended the work of Indian and Australian authorities in processing the extradition. Rajwinder Singh has officially been handed from Indian police to Queensland police at the International Airport in Delhi after his extradition was granted by a court.

The man accused of killing Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley arrived in Melbourne to face court after a years-long manhunt for the alleged murderer.

Queensland Police search for Rajwinder Singh was boosted after the government offered a record AUD 1 million reward in November 2022 for information leading ...

In January 2023, Rajwinder Singh waived his right to extradition. In 2018, the body of 24-year-old Cordingley, who had been out walking her dog, was found on a beach north of Cairns. He was then officially handed over to the custody of Queensland Police.

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Ms Cordingley's body was found in sand dunes after she took her dog for a walk on Wangetti Beach, north of Cairns, in October 2018. Rajwinder Singh has been ...

'We have been determined to find answers for Toyah's family and the work of all involved has been meticulous since that terrible day in October 2018,' she said in a statement. [Queensland](/news/queensland/index.html) woman Toyah Cordingley is set to face an extradition hearing in [Melbourne](/news/melbourne/index.html) after a 'determined' and 'meticulous' four-year police investigation led to his extradition from [India](/news/india/index.html). Accused killer of Toyah Cordingley lands in Australia to face court for the first time since her body was found dumped on a beach