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Brother of woman who died in suspected murder-suicide says there were no signs her partner might kill her
The family of a woman found murdered on the Gold Coast says there were no signs her partner might kill her.
Key points:
- Police are treating the deaths as a suspected murder-suicide
- The family says they visited Ms Ramadan this year and there were no signs of anything wrong
- The family was told a suicide note stated he killed her because he “didn’t want her to suffer” any longer
The body of 48-year-old Lourdi “Lordy” Ramadan was found in a chest in her Gold Coast apartment, about an hour and a half after her partner Craig Bouma was found dead there.
The case is now being treated by police as a suspected murder-suicide.
The family were told by investigators that Ms Ramadan died and was stuffed into a chest more than a week ago, and Mr Bouma took…
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