Toyah Cordingley

Footage from inside the Qantas plane returning the man suspected of murdering Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley to Australia has emerged.

“She’d probably be married now or have kids. Video from inside a Qantas flight has emerged of the man accused of killing Toyah Cordingley on a beach four years ago being extradited to Australia. Footage of man accused of killing Toyah Cordingley on flight to Australia

The man accused of murdering Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley is on his way back to Australia. Rajwinder Singh's extradition was finalised in India ...

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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.

Rajwinder Singh is accused of murdering Toyah Cordingley, found dead in Queensland in 2018.

Police allege the 38-year-old fled Australia in the hours after the killing - and that he had stayed in Punjab for four years, avoiding arrest. this was taken away from her". Originally from Buttar Kalan in the Indian state of Punjab, Mr Singh had been living in Innisfail at the time of the killing, a town about two hours from the crime scene.

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 father of a Queensland woman allegedly murdered more than four years ago has welcomed the return of her alleged killer to Australia.

“She’d probably be married now or have kids. A $1m reward was announced on November 3 last year for information leading to the arrest of Mr Singh who was announced as a suspect in the alleged murder. “It was on our doorstep and it was absolutely terrible, it shook a lot of people.” Police allege Mr Singh, who was working in Innisfail as a nurse in 2018, fled to the northern state of Punjab after Ms Cordingley was murdered while walking her dog at Wangetti Beach, north of Cairns, on October 21, 2018. A statement released by police said: “The Queensland Police Service in partnership with the Australian Federal Police, Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department and Indian government have successfully extradited a man to face prosecution for the (alleged) murder of a Queensland woman in October, 2018.” On Wednesday, Troy Cordingley said the news Mr Singh was returning to Australia was both positive and mentally difficult to deal with.