Tamika Chesser Murders Julian Storey

Tamika Chesser

Tamika Chesser is a former tv reality star who has been charged with the murder of her partner Julian Storey in Australia.

According to police reports emergency personnel were called to a small fire in a backyard where they would discover the remains of Julian Storey. The head of the victim was missing and police continue to search for the remains

Tamika Chesser would be arrested and transferred to a mental health facility where she remains. Chesser has been charged with murder, arson as well as other charges. Tamika was part of the cast of Beauty and Geek Australia

Tamika Chesser News

Sydney: Australian police have appealed for help to find the head of a man, Julian Story, allegedly murdered by his partner, Tamika Chesser, a former star in reality TV series Beauty and the Geek Australia.

Police said they charged Tamika Chesser with murder after 39-year-old Julian Story’s dismembered remains were found at an apartment in South Australia last week.

“It was a confronting scene for police and emergency services personnel as Julian’s body had been dismembered,” South Australia Police said in a statement Friday.

“Julian’s head had been removed during the dismemberment and, despite extensive searches, has not yet been located.”

Police said his remains were discovered at the Port Lincoln home after they responded to reports of a fire, and they believe he was killed around midnight June 17.

Detectives released CCTV images of Chesser, 34, to show what she was wearing around that time, and they asked people to help track her movements.

“Recovering Julian’s head to return it to his family so they can have a peaceful outcome, have a funeral, and lay him to rest, is a really important aspect for us,” Detective Superintendent Darren Fielke told a news conference.

Chesser appeared at Adelaide Magistrates Court on Friday by video link, according to local media including public broadcaster ABC.

The court lifted an order preventing her from being identified. She was due to return to court in December.

The bereaved family of Story thanked police, emergency workers, family, friends and the community for their support.

“We are navigating an unimaginable loss, and your care has brought comfort amid the chaos,” the family said in a statement.

Chesser appeared in the 2010 series of Beauty and Geek Australia, which put contestants chosen for their looks or intellect through a series of challenges.

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Tamika Chesser More News

A desperate search continued today for the missing remains of alleged murder victim Julian Story in South Australia.
Tamika Chesser, 34, has been charged with the alleged murder of her 39-year-old partner at the couple’s home on the Flinders Highway in Port Lincoln on the state’s Eyre Peninsula.
Story’s body was found without his head after police responded to a small fire in the yard of the house about 3.35pm on June 19.

Chesser was arrested at the scene and was taken to a mental health facility, where she remains.
Police and State Emergency Service (SES) crews searched the Port Lincoln coastline today for the missing remains.

Port Lincoln mayor Diana Mislov spoke on behalf of Story’s family today, as the search entered its eighth day.
“I know he loved his family deeply,” Mislov said.
“I just want the community and for everyone to understand that he was a human being who didn’t deserve this and was much loved, very much loved.”

Mislov said she watched the 39-year-old grow up in the small coastal community and said it was difficult to process the details of the alleged murder.
“The family is distraught, it’s just beyond belief that this could happen to someone,” she said.
“As a parent, I don’t think anyone should have to go through something as horrendous as this.”

Chesser’s family have told 9News that the 34-year-old wasn’t well and only weeks ago pleaded for her to remain in a mental health facility in Port Lincoln but she was checked out.
The local mayor conceded there was not enough support in the region.
“We need more mental health support, we need more psychiatrists, we need more one-on-one support,” Mislov said.
“We don’t need short-term measures to stopgap symptoms, we need really long programs that will help people.”

https://www.9news.com.au/national/tamika-chesser-updates-police-continue-search-for-missing-remains-of-alleged-murder-victim-julian-story/716ffa71-c2b4-4eea-a896-ab59d317a717

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