Actuality TV star, 34-year-old Tamika Sueann-Ross Chesser, was hit with homicide prices two days after the decapitated and mutilated physique of her 39-year-old boyfriend, Julian Story, was discovered on the lavatory flooring of an condo in Port Lincoln — although the pinnacle of Story nonetheless stays lacking and a hunt is on. Chesser was arrested in a catatonic state after police discovered the grotesque homicide after they went to answer a small fireplace within the dwelling June 17. “It was a confronting scene for police and emergency providers personnel as Julian’s physique had been dismembered. Julian’s head had been eliminated throughout the dismemberment and, regardless of intensive searches, has not but been situated,” the police mentioned. “I can tragically say that we now have not recovered the pinnacle of Julian Story,” detective superintendent Darren Fielke instructed reporters Friday, noting a motive for the sufferer’s grotesque demise stays unknown.“I can solely think about, and I would like you to think about, the grief this information is inflicting Julian’s household. Recovering Julian’s head to return it to his household to allow them to have a peaceable consequence, have a funeral and lay him to relaxation is a very essential facet for us.”Surveillance footage revealed that hours after the savage killing, a lady wearing black from head to toe, believed to be Chesser, went for a stroll together with her canines. Ian Parrott, the South Australia Police assistant commissioner, mentioned there have been plenty of unanswered questions within the investigation and it was a fancy crime scene “so it is going to take a while to know the precise nature of what’s occurred”.
‘This isn’t her…She would by no means do these items’
Chesser’s sister Kiya-Might Chesser instructed Day by day Mail Australia her sister is in a psychological psychosis. “This isn’t her…She would by no means to those issues.” She added that her sister had skilled a “lifetime of trauma and abuse, and now this — it has fried her mind”.
