In closing remarks on the final day of the inquest into the fraudster, deputy NSW state coroner Elizabeth Ryan acknowledged the stress the inquiry caused Caddick’s family.
The cause and manner of the presumed death of swindler Melissa Caddick may forever remain a mystery, according to a supplementary autopsy report tendered on the final day of a coronial inquiry, the findings of which will be delivered in April.The last photos of Melissa Caddick were taken during the raid by the AFP.
However, the report by forensic pathologist Dr Jennifer Pokorny, given to address questions raised at the inquest, said: “It is not possible to determine cause or manner of death. The inquest has heard that police initially suspected Koletti was involved because of his strange behaviour and conflicting statements.
Although he regarded Caddick’s husband as “not a credible witness”, Foscholo did not believe he had anything to do with his wife’s fraud or presumed death, the inquest heard.
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