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Monika Chetty’s son sat through a harrowing inquest in the hope of finding answers to her puzzling case
It’s been the toughest week of Daniel Chetty’s life.
For the past five days, the 22-year-old has been quietly sitting inside the NSW State Coroner’s Court listening to harrowing testimony about the final weeks leading up his mother’s death.
WARNING: This story contains content some readers may find distressing.
Daniel was only 15 when two police officers found his mother — Monika Chetty — in bushland in West Hoxton with acid burns to 80 per cent of her body.
She was taken to Concord Hospital but died a month later.
Police still don’t know who cruelly attacked her or why.
“Mum’s passing was a big thing but finding out the backstory of what happened is more intense,” he told the ABC outside court.
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