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Wagga Wagga family members of alleged DV murderer charged with being accessories after the fact

Danielle Madgwick died in regional NSW in September after suffering multiple stab wounds to her upper body Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Family members of a man accused of the domestic violence murder of a 23-year-old woman in south-western New South Wales have been charged with being accessories to the alleged crime. Emergency services were called to a Wagga Wagga…

Wagga Wagga family members of alleged DV murderer charged with being accessories after the fact

Family members of Adam Mark Perrim, accused of murdering Danielle Madgwick, have been charged with accessory to the alleged crime. Madgwick, a 23-year-old woman, died in Wagga Wagga after suffering multiple stab wounds. Perrim was arrested and charged with domestic violence murder on September 19, 2023, and appeared in court but did not seek bail.

On Monday, police raided the same house where Madgwick was found and arrested Perrim's brother, Bailey Perrim, his father, George Maxwell Richard Perrim, and his mother, Julie Ann Collins. Each of the three was charged with being an accessory after the fact to murder and appeared in court on Saturday for a committal hearing, being refused bail to appear on December 23, 2023.

Police allege all three knew Madgwick, and her death is one of three domestic violence-related homicides investigated that weekend.

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