Woman found dead at Docklands
HOMICIDE squad detectives questioned a man over the death of a woman at an inner-city apartment complex before releasing him.
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HOMICIDE squad detectives questioned a man over the death of a woman at an inner-city apartment complex before releasing him.
Police found the woman’s body at The Boyd apartment tower in Docklands about 8am on Saturday.
It is understood the 29-year-old died on the fifth floor of the 22-storey building on Caravel Lane.
A Victoria Police statement said a Docklands man, 38, who had been in custody assisting with inquiries, was had been released pending further enquiries.
“The exact cause of death is yet to be determined.”
The dead woman and the man being questioned were known to one another, police believe.
Several residents told the Herald Sun of their shock at learning a woman had died.
They man when he saw the police arrive he assumed it was to investigate a drug deal, which was not uncommon in adjacent buildings.
A man who has lived in The Boyd “since the beginning”, 12 or 13 years ago, said it had become a popular place for weekend and holiday accommodation.
Forensic investigators were still at the scene last night.
Entry to the complex, which boasts a pool and large shared courtyard, is via a swipe card security system.
Anyone with information can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit the website www.crimestoppers.com.au.