How did the killer Joel Cauchi slide through the cracks

For many people, you can enjoy a comfortable time on Saturday and enjoy with your family and friends. But Elizabeth Young is afraid of them. Remind her daughter Jade’s violent murder every week in Westfield Bondi Junction.

Elizabeth said this week, “In the afternoon of lovely autumn afternoon, my daughter died, stabbed with a wide sunlight, died of a doubtful shopper, and lived an hour ago.

“The moment (attacker) jumped into the knife by chance, and our ordinary life was shattered.”

Her pain was revered by the families of other victims who had emotional testimony on the last day of the five -week ornamental investigation of fatal stabs on April 13 last year.

This question tried to understand how a 40 -year -old Queensland man, who has a long history of mental illness, enters the popular Sydney Shopping Center on a busy Saturday afternoon, kills six people and injures 10 others, including a 9 -month -old baby.

The court bids from dozens of evidence (doctors, survivors, victims’ families, police) to find out how Australia can find such a tragedy again.

Elizabeth told the New South Wales (NSW) inspection court: “It seems that my daughter and five others have died of cumulative failures in a series of error systems.

It was a gentle and sparkling afternoon when Joel Cauchi entered a huge shopping center, just a few minutes away from the most famous beach in Australia.

Local time (GMT) 15:33 Cauchi took a 30cm knife from the backpack and stabbed the 25 -year -old Dawn Singleton, the first victim.

In three minutes, he attacked five others -27 -year -old Yixuan cheng; Jade Young, 47, Ashlee Good, 38; Faraz Tahir, 30; And Pikria Darchia, 55. Cauchi also injured 10 others, including GOOD’s infant and daughter.

At 15:38, 5 minutes after his impact began, Cauchi worked nearby and was shot by the police who arrived at the center about a minute ago.

As the news media reported about murder, Cau’s parents recognized their son on TV and asked the police to warn them of decades of serious mental health problems.

Jade Young’s family also faced her image on TV and described her “watching a video of a life without life.” Similarly, Julie Singleton, who was murdered in a bakery in a bakery, heard that her daughter was officially identified and other relatives were nominated as a victim on the radio before they knew.

Bondi’s scenes rarely killed mass murder nationwide, especially triggered by women. Except for two of the 16 victims, they were women, including five out of six who died.

The main focus of this survey was that Cauchi carefully investigated several interactions with police and mental health experts for several months and years.

The survey was heard that Cauchi was a bright young man with a more prominent life than himself. His family said that he was a talented student and went to a private school as a scholarship before he started class at college.

At the age of 17 in 2001, Cauchi was diagnosed with schizophrenia and soon began taking the drug for his condition.

Cauchi was managed by a public health system for 10 years and started a regular session with Dr. Andrea Boros-Lavack at the 2012 Hometown of TooWOOMBA.

In 2015, he complained about drug side effects, so Dr. Boros-Lavack began to reduce the dosage of clozapins used for therapeutic resistance schizophrenia after finding a second opinion from another psychiatrist.

She completely captured Clozapine in 2018, and Cauchi did not take medicine to treat obsessive compulsive disorders, she said.

For the first time in 2019, Cauchi no longer took anti -psychosis drugs. She admitted that Dr. Boros-Lavack had no second opinion on stopping the drug completely, and she was in question.

In most cases, the survey was heard from medical experts who said that patients out of anti -psychotic drugs turned to other treatments rather than stopping treatment.

In a few months, the mother of Cau Chi found a note that he believed that he was “under the control of Satan,” and contacted a psychiatrist for concerns about his son’s mental state. At the same time, Cauchi developed what Dr. Boros-Lavack said that it was “compulsive interest in pornography.” She wrote a prescription, but the survey said that it depends on Cauchi to decide whether he will take the medicine again.

In 2020, Cauchi left his family and moved to Brisbane and did not see Dr. Boros-Lavack.

After almost 20 years of treatment, Couchi had no regular psychiatrists, did not take drugs to treat schizophrenia, and had no family nearby.

The survey heard that he began to find the total license and contacted three Brisbane doctors to support the application for the medical certificate. They did not request access to medical files or Dr. Boros-Lavack did not receive their entire history. The third doctor gave Cauchi a later permission, but he never applied for a gun, the court said.

Meanwhile, Cauch was getting in contact with the police. After moving to Brisbane, he fell three times to drive irregularly. In 2021, the residents listened to the screams and screaming, and the police officers in the Brisbane were called as a unit of Cau Chi in Brisbane.

In 2022, Cauchi called the girl’s school and reported to the police and asked if students could swim and sports. The police officer tried to call Cauchi but could not contact him.

In January 2023, Cauchi moved with his parents at TooWOOMBA and complained that his father was stolen “Pygnife.” Currently, his mother said he should return the medicine with concerns with police officers.

The officials heard that the authorities could not detain people for mental health reasons if they were not in danger, and that police officers did not meet the explanation.

After the call out, one of the police officers who attended sent an email to the internal police mental health coordinator and asked Cauchi for follow -up. But I heard that this email was overlooked due to lack of manpower.

A few months later, Sydney’s police found that Kauchi received a call from the relevant passenger and then became rough near the road.

By 2024, Cauchi’s mental health was deteriorated, he was homeless and isolated with his family.

The survey closely investigated Cauchi’s mental health treatment in Queensland, and five psychiatrist panels reviewed it.

They found that Dr. Boros-Lavack missed the opportunity to return to anti-psychotic drugs, saying that he had not taken Cauchi’s mother’s mother’s concern at the end of 2019.

The panel also provided evidence in the survey of “floridly psychotic” in the active part of the psychosis episode when Cauchi entered the shopping center.

Dr. Boros-Lavack emphasized: “I did not fail to take care of Joel.”

She said before that Cauchi was not a psychotic during the attack and that medication did not block the tragedy.

Dr. Boros-Lavack said that this attack is “because of his sexual frustration, hatred of obscene and women.”

But the next day, she withdrew the evidence and simply said it was “guessing” and was not a position to evaluate the mental state of Cauchi who had not treated him since 2019.

However, the survey is investigating whether Cachi has targeted a specific individual or group.

The answer was clear for Jade’s brother Peter Young. “His Rad Hunt found 16 victims, saying that he was frustrated without finding a good girl to marry, and 14 of them were women.”

After the attack, the NSW police chief said the criminals focused on women, “obviously.”

But during the investigation, Andrew Paul Marks, the murder of the murder squad, said that there was no evidence that Kuchi was particularly targeted for women.

The survey also heard about many failures or almost misses in how security, police, paramedics and the media respond to attacks.

The hiring and training pressure of a security provider meant that the control room operator of the center was “not suitable.” At the exact moment when Cauchi stabbed the first victim, she was unmanned during the bathroom break.

Faraz Tahir, the only male victim of Stay Vising, was working at work on the first day when he died to prevent couch to stop Cau Chi, and raised questions about the power and protection given to such employees.

His brother Muzafar said in a survey by Paraz “as a hero as a hero.” Cau’s parents also admitted that they lost their son. “We know that this tragedy is not their fault,” he said.

The contractor, who is responsible for the security of the shopping center, has later updated education and policies and introduced a stable prevention vest for security guards.

Some families criticized the media reports due to this attack, and the investigation hoped to reflect how to report sensitive stories to prevent people who are affected by any more.

After a few weeks of proof, the survey was expected to deliver her recommendation by the end of the year with Teresa O’Sullivan, the NSW state inspection center on Thursday.

At the beginning of the inquiry, Oh Sullivan said that the hearing was not about a person who was responsible for the attack, but about “identifying potential opportunities for reform or improvement so that such events could be avoided in the future.”

“I want to know that my family is lost in this process.”

But Elizabeth Young told her that she had nothing good.

“At the age of 74, I lost my way in my life,” she described the broken influence of murder.

But she told her that the country’s actions were already clear.

“My daughter was killed by an unknown chronic schizophrenia that owned a knife designed for murder.

“I don’t think I want to admit that another cry happened in Australia.