Wednesday 14 September 2022 05:59 AM Melissa Caddick inquest hears Anthony Koletti told police his wife was at ... trends now
Fraudster Melissa Caddick's husband Anthony Koletti offered two theories for where she might have gone after vanishing from her Sydney mansion, the coronial inquest into her death has heard.
She may have been hiding at the Meriton hotel in Bondi Junction with a 'fat wad of cash' or planning to make a dramatic entrance at her court case on a specific day - November 27.
NSW Police Detective Sergeant Michael Kyneur returned to the NSW Coroners Court in Lidcombe on Wednesday for his second day of evidence about what happened after he took charge of the investigation into the missing conwoman.
Louise Coleman, the junior counsel assisting the coroner, took the policeman to his second interview with part-time DJ and hairdresser Mr Koletti on November 24, 2020.
'Alright where do you think she is?' Detective Sergeant Kyneur reads from their interview transcript.
'I have no idea where she is ... If she's going to turn up she's going to turn up to court,' Mr Koletti responded at the time.
The coronial inquest into the disappearance of conwoman Melissa Caddick (centre) was read Anthony Koletti's (right) police interview transcript. Mr Koletti told police his wife could have been hiding at the Meriton in Bondi Junction
'Friday the 27th is going to be the day she's going to rock up.'
'Alright why hasn't she contacted you?' Detective Sergeant Kyneur continues.
'Because there's no need to, do you think she wants to deal with the s*** storm that I'm dealing with?' Mr Koletti said.
'That's extraordinary, your wife's gone missing,' the detective responded.
Ms Coleman asked if it was fair to say that he did not accept Mr Koletti's theory.
'I always had doubts with his versions, if he had information she was safe
