Woman charged over murder of Jade Goodwin at Tyabb
TWO men accused of the murder of Hastings father Jade Goodwin have appeared in court.
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TWO men accused of the murder of Hastings father Jade Goodwin have appeared in court.
Shane Heiberg, 34, and Brendan McDowall, 52, were both remanded in custody and will return to court later this week.
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Mr Heiberg appeared in court wearing an Iron Maiden T-shirt and a heavily bandaged right hand.
Magistrate Alan Spillane heard Mr Heiberg had recently suffered cut tendons and was treated at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.
Mr McDowall had also recently sustained a ruptured bicep and a broken finger.
The court heard he required antipsychotic medication while being held in jail.
The charges come after a woman faced court charged with the murder on Friday.
Natalie Dalton, 36, did not apply for bail and was scheduled to reappear for a committal mention on March 23.
The trio were arrested between Friday and Tuesday in connection with the murder of Mr Goodwin.
It is believed the 39-year-old’s body may have been buried only hours before it was found at the rural lot on the Mornington Peninsula on Sunday night.
He had not been seen since October 13.
The father of a baby girl, Ariah, Mr Goodwin was remembered by his partner Tash Smith as “the best person”.
“I miss you so much. You are my world. You gave me a beautiful daughter. Our baby has lost the best person a girl needs in her life — her daddy,” she wrote in an online tribute.
“You had so much love to give and that’s all been taken away.”
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His body was found near a shed on the property on Dandenong-Hastings Rd, which had been vacant and for sale for some time.
Locals said the property was often used as a dumping ground.
Anyone with information on the murder can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit crimestoppersvic.com .au
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