Sunday 7 August 2022 05:28 AM Family of murdered Queensland mother Tina Greer denied an inquest into her death trends now
A coroner will deny the family of a young woman murdered by her bikie boyfriend an inquest into her death despite her daughter's pleas for justice.
Tina Greer, 32, dropped her daughter Lili at a friend's place before continuing on to see her on-and-off boyfriend Les 'Grumpy' Sharman in January of 2012.
She was due back on the Gold Coast the following day to pick up her now 23-year-old daughter but failed to turn up and hasn't been seen for over a decade.
Ms Greer's car was found three days after she disappeared at the end of a dirt track near the Moogerah dam with all of her personal belongings inside.
A coroner earlier this year concluded she died at the hands of Mr Sharman on or about January 18, somewhere in Clumber in Queensland's Scenic Rim region.
However, coroner Christine Roney has rejected her daughter's request that an inquest be launched into her death after more than 10 years of mystery.
Tina Greer, 32, (left) dropped her daughter Lili (right) at a friend's place before continuing on to see her on-and-off boyfriend Les 'Grumpy' Sharman in January of 2012
Lili Greer (pictured) is on a mission to prove to the coroner's court that there is public interest into her mother's death through an online petition
Ms Roney ruled there would be 'no public benefit' and there wasn't enough evidence that Ms Greer's death could have been prevented.
She acknowledged the mother-of-one was not adequately supported by authorities as a known domestic violence victim but said even if she had been provided 'more support' she wouldn't have stopped seeing Sharman.
'I am always obliged to consider the public benefit of an inquest proceeding and I am unable to see one here based upon the current state of the evidence,' Ms Roney wrote in a letter to Lili.
Her daughter argues that by examining the ways her mother was failed by others, the deaths of other domestic violence victims could be prevented.
'It's in everyone's interest to try to prevent domestic violence,' she told Nine.
'There's a lot of issues that could be brought to light with this case... there's so many things that could change.
'We need an inquest to help guide the police and other authorities on how they can prevent future deaths in similar circumstances.'
Tina Greer (pictured) was due back on the Gold Coast to pick up her now 23-year-old daughter but failed to turn up and hasn't been seen for over 10 years
Lili recalls seeing Sharman drag her mother down a hallway and the black eyes she sported following suspected beatings from her on-and-off boyfriend
Lili recalls seeing Sharman drag her mother down a hallway and the black eyes she sported following suspected beatings from her on-and-off boyfriend.
About 17 months before her mother's death, police responded to a witness report that Sharman tried to run her over with his ute.
Three months later, officers responded to another report Ms Greer was running down a
