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Devastated family pleas for help to bring allegedly murdered daughter home
The family of a woman who died in a suspected murder-suicide at the Gold Coast have pleaded for help to bring their daughter home.
Lordy Ramadan, 48, was allegedly left in a furniture chest for more than a week before police made the grim discovery on Friday.
It’s believed police were called to the Sapphire At The Broadwater apartment complex at Labrador after concerned relatives raised the alarm to the building manager.
Officers arrived to the unit at 10.20am Friday to find the body of a 53-year-old man with a note nearby.
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