On Tuesday, a 19-year-old man was arrested by police and charged with murder's 28-year-old roommate, Dong Shuo, accused of murder Yu Qi, but police have not found the body of the deceased. The victim was last seen at her Campsie joint house in southwest Sydney last Friday.
Dong Shuo, 19, is accused of murder, a 28-year-old Chinese woman, Yu Qi, but police have not found her body.
Dong did not appear at the Burwood District Court on Wednesday, and Judge Mark Richardson formally rejected his bail application.
Dong's lawyer, Matt Kwan, told court that his client disagreed with the prosecution's application for forensic proceedings, including the collection of DNA evidence.
Yu was last seen by friends on Friday night in Campsie, where she contacted her family at about 07:15 that night.
She reportedly disappeared on Saturday and police found her white Toyota car in Bolwood, 4 kilometers away.
After Tung was discharged from hospital on Tuesday, new state police arrested him and charged him with murder.
Although the body has not yet been found, police found large amounts of blood in Campsie's house and in her car, according to the Daily Telegraph. Police accused the two men of having a dispute over money at Campsie's home before being left behind by Dong murder.
On Friday, June 8, at 07:15, Yu and her mother were chatting online when the phone rang and then disappeared. According to a neighbor, Yu's mother had visited Sydney and visited the villa.
"her mother kept crying," her neighbor told the Daily Telegraph. He described the missing as "very honest and quiet".
The case will be heard in the Burwood District Court on July 9.