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Molly Ticehurst's family confronts man who killed her two weeks after reporting abuse

Daniel Billings murdered Molly Ticehurst in April 2024, just two weeks after she reported him to police for sexual assault and domestic violence. He was on bail at the time.

Why it mattersA domestic violence victim was killed by the man she reported, while he waited for trial on bail. The case raises urgent questions about victim safety and when courts should keep accused abusers in custody.

AustraliaThe case occurred in New South Wales and highlights ongoing concerns in Australia about victim protection and bail procedures in domestic violence cases.

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