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Investigators suspect drugs may have played a role in the horrific murder of Siparia grandmother Joanne Estick, whose severed head was discovered at the roadside last Thursday. However, no arrests have been made, and the rest of her body remains missing.
Estick, 60, was last seen alive around 12.30 pm on March 12, walking through Sennon Village, Siparia. Just days later, around 1.15 pm on Thursday, Cpl Patrice and PC Cummings of the South Western Division Task Force were on patrol in the area when someone directed them to a green bag in a drain at Sennon Village #3.
Upon arrival, the officers found a fly-covered bag resting on a concrete drain by the roadside. Inside, they discovered a small white plastic cooler, partially open, containing Estick’s severed head.
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