Chilling twist in case of missing female ‘fraudster’ who ‘cut off’ her own FOOT that was found on beach

 

Scary new details have emerged in the case of a missing fraudster accused of stealing millions from her clients two years after her disappearance.

Melissa Cadek, 49, disappeared on November 12, 2020, a day after police and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission raided her home in the affluent Sydney suburb of Dover Heights.

Three months later, her rotting foot was mysteriously found on Buranda Beach, about 250 miles south of the capital.

Police assumed the shocking discovery meant she was dead - although other unusual theories have begun to surface.

It has been speculated that Ms Kadek may have cut off her foot in an attempt to keep the authorities off course.

She allegedly cheated 7.

At least £3 million in invested money from over 60 clients, including family and friends, to support her extravagant lifestyle.

It is said that the businesswoman ran a Ponzi scheme, while her parents claimed that she tricked them into buying a property.

The mysterious case is now being investigated in the New South Wales State Court of Justice into the circumstances surrounding her suspected death.

news.com.au reported that Anthony Colletti, the husband of Ms. Cadek, was previously suspected of her disappearance.

The attorney who is assisting coroner Louise Coleman in the investigation said three officers suspected her husband's involvement.