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Over a year since human remains washed up on a NSW beach, an inquest is looking into the mysterious disappearance of conwoman Melissa Caddick.
The 49-year-old - who has been at the centre of one of the most high-profile missing person cases Australia has seen in decades - vanished in November 2020, hours after police raided her Dover Heights home in Sydney's eastern suburbs.
Before she disappeared, Caddick allegedly stole more than $23 million from friends and family through an elaborate ponzi scheme. Her victims believed she was investing the funds on their behalf, but instead she used the money to fund her own lavish lifestyle.
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Three months after the mother-of-one disappeared, her decomposing foot was found on Bournda Beach encased in a running shoe.
Following the discovery, NSW police believed Caddick was dead. However, other theories suggest she may have escaped undetected and is still alive somewhere.
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