A woman from Boggabilla was reported missing on a Monday, and by July 29, authorities had discovered her body.
The mother was found abandoned in a drainage culvert along what was once known as Boomi Road, now referred to as Mungindi-Goondiwindi Bridge Road, approximately 12 kilometers south of Goondiwindi in New South Wales.
In 2007, an inquest concluded that Binge was murdered, yet her assailant remains unidentified. Despite the New South Wales government offering a $100,000 reward that same year for information leading to an arrest and conviction, the case remains unsolved.
Today, Detective Superintendent Joseph Doueihi, head of the homicide squad, will join Binge’s daughter, Daylene Barlow, outside the Moree police station to renew their appeal for information.
Barlow expressed her regrets to the Sydney Morning Herald, wishing she had conveyed the depth of her feelings to her mother.
“As they often say—you’re here one moment and gone the next,” remarked Barlow, 45, to the newspaper.
“It’s like they say â one minute you’re there, and the next minute you’re gone,” Barlow, 45, told the newspaper.
(NSW Police Force)
(NSW Police Force)
Binge was wearing a horizontal striped black and yellow football jersey, silver track pants and white running shoes when she was last seen but was reportedly found bruised and naked, with only the pants left bunched around her ankle and one shoe.
Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers.
