Overview
- In May 2000 officers forced entry to a Carrington home and found Susan Kay, 32, and Joanne Teterin, 37, dead after they were last seen days earlier.
- Police say the women were believed to have been bludgeoned to death and no arrests have ever been made in the case.
- A coronial inquest in 2003 referred the matter to the unsolved homicide team and led to an earlier $100,000 reward that has now been increased to $1 million to prompt new information.
- Investigators historically suspected a drug-related link after illicit substances were found at Teterin’s home, and the passage of time has made fresh witness accounts and new forensic leads especially important for progress.
- The unsolved homicide team is continuing forensic and witness enquiries and hopes the larger reward will generate tips that could identify suspects and secure prosecutions.