The Daily Aus The alleged murder of a 19-year-old walking home
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Apr 23, 2025 The tragic story of 19-year-old Audrey Griffin unfolds, raising vital questions about media coverage and societal responses to domestic violence. A recent arrest shifts the investigation from non-suspicious to murder, highlighting the emotional turmoil faced by her family. The discussion expands to the alarming rise in femicide in Australia and the political inadequacies in ensuring women's safety. Proposed national plans and strategies from key political parties reveal an urgent need for community engagement in combating gender-based violence.
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Audrey Griffin's Disappearance and Death
- Audrey Griffin disappeared after leaving friends to get a cab around 2am on 23rd March on NSW Central Coast.
- Her body was found in a creek the next day; initially, police called the death non-suspicious.
Shift from Non-Suspicious to Murder Charge
- Audrey's death was first considered non-suspicious but shifted to murder investigation after police appeal for public info.
- A 53-year-old stranger was charged, showing complexities in assessing violence cases initially.
Audrey's Mother's Account of Last Moments
- Audrey's mother shared insights on her daughter's last moments trying to get a cab to get home safely.
- Audrey walked along the waterfront searching for a cab at about 2am, highlighting her vulnerability.