Just a few days ago, Sydney police received a report that a Nepalese girl majoring in accounting at the University of New South Wales had lost contact with a male friend and had not returned for several days.
And that male friend, also completely disappeared, the phone call is not answered, the text message also does not reply …
The plot is so familiar to the police! It is likely that this will be a murder.
As a result, the police immediately set up an investigation team and began to learn about the disappearance of the two men.
The missing Nepalese girl, Shristi Bhandari, 23, just arrived in Australia two weeks ago to study accounting at the University of New South Wales.
And just before school, she met another 26-year-old boy, also from Nepal, Sudeep Uprety, who was not a student and had no real identity.
After her arrival in Australia, Sudeep found her on a social networking site and, as both came from Nepal, the two soon chatted and became friends.
Just last week, Sudeep invited Shristi to go to Maroubra Beach, near Sydney, with him.
Maroubra Beach is a famous beach in Sydney because there is a very beautiful swimming pool there!
Many boys will choose here the first time they invite a girl out to play, and it is difficult for girls to refuse!
Maroubra Beach's swimming pool looks like this, isn't it fantastic:
Shristi just came to Australia, everything here is very new, there is no reason to refuse such an invitation.
So they made an appointment to go together on the weekend, and before they left, the girl said to her roommate that they would not play late.
However, as soon as sister Shristi left, she never came back! On Sunday night, the roommate waited and waited for her to come back, and no one answered the phone calls.
And the boy who went with her, Sudeep, couldn't get in touch!
After waiting anxiously for a night, the next day the girl still hasn't returned! The roommate called the police at once.
The police immediately launched a search, and they asked the people in the Maroubra Beach swimming pool that day if they had seen the two men
Several people who were swimming in the pool that day said they did see the girl and her male friends, who had been in the pool all the time, as if they had been playing late.
When the sun set and everyone was gone, they seemed to have not left.
The police then asked the store near Maroubra Beach, but their answer was that they had not seen the girl or her friends at night.
At this point, the police seem to understand something.
They began to invest a lot of police, began to search the sea near Maroubra Beach!
Helicopters were also dispatched.
The police concluded that this was not a murder, but an unexpected tragedy!
The search went on for three whole days,
But at 6: 00 a. M. yesterday, a man running near Maroubra Beach found the body of a woman!
Police confirmed that the body was the missing Shristi Bhandari!
When the girl's body was found, there were no obvious wounds on her body, and her clothes were intact, not at all as if she had been hurt.
This also indirectly attests to the police's previous inference.
That is, the girl died not in murder, but in drowning!
She was thrown out of Maroubra Beach's swimming pool by ferocious water!
After hearing the news, everyone was confused. This swimming pool, we swim every year, never heard of such a dangerous ah!
In response, the police uncle said:
"it is really safe there when the waves are not big, but once the water rises and the waves are strong, it will be dangerous to stand on the edge of the pool and be overturned by big waves and fall into the sea at any time!"
That is to say, on the day of her disappearance, as the sun had already set, the sea water began to rise, and the nearby dark lights could not see anything.
When they reached the edge of the pool, a huge wave came.
At present, the girl's head has been found, and Sudeep's body, is still searching …
I hope the tragic experience of the girl will give everyone a wake-up call, these beach swimming pools are in fact very dangerous! It is best to observe the state of the waves before swimming below,
If the waves are too big, don't risk it. Life is only once.