Tina Greer Wiki
Tina Greer Biography
Who was Tina Greer?
Tina Greer, 32, dropped off her daughter Lili at a friend’s house before continuing to see her on-and-off boyfriend Les ‘Grumpy’ Sharman in January 2012.
She was due to return to the Gold Coast the next day to pick up her daughter, now 23, but she did not turn up and has not been seen for over a decade.
Ms. Greer’s car was found three days after she disappeared at the end of a dirt road near the Moogerah Dam with all of her personal belongings inside of it.
A coroner earlier this year concluded that she died at Sharman’s hands around January 18, somewhere in Clumber in Queensland’s Scenic Rim region.
Investigation
However, coroner Christine Roney rejected her daughter’s request to launch an investigation into her death after more than 10 years of mystery.
Mrs. Roney ruled that “there would be no public benefit” and that there was insufficient evidence that Mrs. Greer’s death could have been prevented.
She acknowledged authorities did not adequately support the mother-of-one as a known victim of domestic violence, but she said that even if she had been given “more support,” she would not have stopped seeing Sharman.
“I am always required to consider the public benefit of an investigative proceeding and cannot see one here based on the current state of the evidence,” Ms. Roney wrote in a letter to Lili.
Her daughter argues that by examining the ways others failed her mother, the deaths of other victims of domestic violence could be prevented.
“It’s in everyone’s interest to try to prevent domestic violence,” she told Nine.
There are so many issues that could come to light with this case… there are so many things that could change.
“We need research to help guide police and other authorities on how they can prevent future deaths in similar circumstances.”
The Domestic and Family Violence Deaths Review and Advisory Board found that a key problem with the police response was the lack of a thorough investigation and lack of initiative to take additional steps to protect my mother despite the fact that the officer had assessed that he would likely experience violence. in the relationship.
‘Conducting an investigation for Tina could not only help prevent future deaths, it can also raise awareness and educate the public and the coroner’s court about the complexities of domestic violence.
“Without coronary support, the state sets a bad precedent for past, present and future victims of domestic violence.”
