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Reward announced over 2014 suspicious death of Monika Chetty

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The NSW Government has announced a $500,000 reward for information over the 2014 suspicious death Monika Chetty. In January 2014, NSW police found the a 39-year-old woman suffering extensive burns to her face and body in bushland near West Hoxton in Sydney's south west. Despite medical treatment, the woman passed away in hospital on Friday 31 January 2014. Detectives from Liverpool City Police Area Command are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding her death.
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