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This is a really sad ending. Terrible news.
Electricity workers have discovered Chad Robinson’s body in a car at Kenthurst
The Daily Telegraph
ELECTRICITY workers in Kenthurst have discovered the body of 36-year-old former NRL star Chad Robinson, who disappeared in November.
The workers found Robinson’s car near the intersection of Marieba and Porters roads about 12.30pm today.
While the man is yet to be formally identified, it is believed to be the body of Robinson, 36, who was last seen at his Kellyville home on November 26.
Missing former Parramatta footballer Chad Robinso with his sister Monique Brennan.
The discovery comes after a number of appeals from family and friends, including younger brother Tim (who plays for the Cronulla Sharks) to find the former rugby league star.
“I’m lying in bed, I’m trying to get some sleep and all I’m thinking is, ‘what’s he doing right now, where is he, where did he go?’, ’’ Tim told The Sunday Telegraph earlier this month.
A post mortem examination will officially determine how the man died.
Initial inquiries suggest there are no apparent suspicious circumstances.
Police will prepare a brief for the Coroner.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...t/news-story/c9ea8cc07931b7c3ea9b50c28bbb26e8
Electricity workers have discovered Chad Robinson’s body in a car at Kenthurst
The Daily Telegraph
ELECTRICITY workers in Kenthurst have discovered the body of 36-year-old former NRL star Chad Robinson, who disappeared in November.
The workers found Robinson’s car near the intersection of Marieba and Porters roads about 12.30pm today.
While the man is yet to be formally identified, it is believed to be the body of Robinson, 36, who was last seen at his Kellyville home on November 26.
Missing former Parramatta footballer Chad Robinso with his sister Monique Brennan.
The discovery comes after a number of appeals from family and friends, including younger brother Tim (who plays for the Cronulla Sharks) to find the former rugby league star.
“I’m lying in bed, I’m trying to get some sleep and all I’m thinking is, ‘what’s he doing right now, where is he, where did he go?’, ’’ Tim told The Sunday Telegraph earlier this month.
A post mortem examination will officially determine how the man died.
Initial inquiries suggest there are no apparent suspicious circumstances.
Police will prepare a brief for the Coroner.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...t/news-story/c9ea8cc07931b7c3ea9b50c28bbb26e8