URGENT UPDATE: A woman charged with the murder of Mark Akers, whose body was discovered on the Newell Highway, has been extradited from Victoria to New South Wales. Lisa Anne Silson, 40, was transported by police to the Deniliquin police station on October 10, following a successful extradition application in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on October 9.
Silson now faces serious charges in connection with the death of 44-year-old Mark Akers, whose remains were found approximately 11 kilometers south of Jerilderie on June 17. Authorities reported that Akers suffered critical injuries, believed to have been inflicted by a vehicle.
The establishment of Strike Force Zaventem initiated a rigorous investigation into the circumstances surrounding Akers’ death. Following extensive inquiries, Victoria Police executed a search warrant at Silson’s residence in Hampton Park on July 23, leading to her arrest.
During her court appearance on October 10, Silson was formally charged with murder, marking a significant development in this ongoing case. The implications of this case resonate deeply, given the tragic nature of Akers’ death and the community’s desire for justice.
As investigations continue, authorities urge anyone with further information to come forward. This case underscores the urgent need for public vigilance in ensuring community safety.
In related news, two men were injured in a collision involving two trucks at Table Top earlier today, highlighting the ongoing challenges of road safety in the region.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story unfolds. The community is eager for resolution and answers surrounding the tragic loss of Mark Akers.
