Melissa Caddick: Husband’s plea for missing Dover Heights businesswoman
A wealthy Eastern Suburbs businesswoman is missing, six days after she walked out of her multimillion-dollar clifftop home.
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The distraught husband of a wealthy Eastern Suburbs businesswoman has made a public plea for her return, six days after she walked out of her multimillion-dollar cliff top home.
The Daily Telegraph can reveal Melissa Caddick’s disappearance came the same week Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) officials lodged legal proceedings against her.
Police said the mother of one, 49, left her $7 million Dover Heights home in jogging clothes at 5.30am on Friday and has not contacted anyone since.
“It’s really hard, I’m very worried, all I want is for her to be found. We’ve been married seven years, we’ve known each other a long time,” her husband Anthony Koletti said.
“I’m doing everything to help detectives find her, it’s really hard, I just want to find her. Right now I’m chasing every lead possible, all I want is to find her, this is very hard …”
Ms Caddick was the managing director of SalesXecution, formerly Cadley Consulting Group, which specialises in social media, sales performance and marketing.
The company literature states SalesXecution partners with the “best of breed” organisations in sales performance to bring a “holistic” cutting edge solutions to clients.
Police said Ms Caddick was last seen at a home on Wallangra Rd about midnight, before leaving in her jogging clothes at 5.30am.
She left without any money, her mobile or personal possessions.
Officers from Eastern Suburbs Police Area Command have become increasingly concerned for her welfare and have carried out an extensive search of the area.
She is described as being of caucasian appearance, about 165cm tall, of slim build, and with long brown hair.
At the time she was wearing a black singlet top and leggings, and silver ‘Nike’ sneakers.
Anyone with information about Melissa Caddick’s whereabouts is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000.
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