he Australian chef believed to have slaughtered his
transgender wife and boiled her body parts in a chemical
stew didn’t have a criminal record.
There was no evidence of drug use or any suspicious drugs
in the apartment where Marcus Volke was reportedly found
by police in Brisbane with his girlfriend’s remains strewn
about.
The closest thing to an incriminating past linked to the 28-
year-old traveler in this horrific case is a testimonial from a
school friend, saying he had a dark side.
Originally from Ballarat in Victoria, Australia the 28-year-
old listed his last city of residence as Vienna in Austria.
He met Mayang Prasetyo, a 27-year-old transsexual sex
worker who used her profits to support her family in
Indonesia, while working on a cruise ship.
His mother, Dorothy Volke, told the Courier Mail
newspaper that even though she had been in touch with
him recently, she “didn’t know what was going on” in her
son’s life.
Saying she had spoken with her son just a week before his
death, Volke said he seemed “normal.”
“He was happy and he was coming home for Christmas,
everything was normal,” she told the Courier Mail.
“He’d been on a ship, going from one country to another.
They hadn’t been in Brisbane for very long, only a few
months. They were starting to get settled.”
Mrs. Volke said that although her son seemed normal, she
hadn’t seen him in around 18 months.
“We didn’t know what was going on,” she said.
Friends of Prasetyo have since revealed they had concerns
about her husband saying he came across “extremely
cold.”
A school friend told his home town paper, the Courier, he
was “a little different.”
“He was a good guy, he was a bit up and down, he could
lose his temper like anyone can but for the most part he
was just like anyone else. He was just one of the boys,” he
said.
“He was always a little different. He wasn’t a happy-go-
lucky guy like the rest of us — he was a bit dark.”
The 28-year-old kept two separate Facebook profiles.
Even though he posted that he became engaged to
Prasetyo in August of last year, he would post about being
attracted to women while on his travels.
One of his pages shows him to be strongly opposed to
violence against women.
Weeks before the killing he posted an article about a man
who was gang-bashed for standing up for a group of
women, commending the victim with the caption
“champion mate.”
He also appeared passionate about humanitarian issues and
advocated ending animal cruelty.
The young chef would also frequently post dietary advice
and research articles about food, including “the benefits of
bone broth,” and why organ meats were “the superfoods of
the animal world”.
It was reports of a sickening stench, which one neighbor
likened to dog food, that led police to knock on the door
of the pair’s apartment to find the grisly scene.
Police discovered Volke in the filthy apartment, cooking
body parts over the stove.
The young man fled the ground-floor apartment through a
window, jumping a rear fence into an alley and hid from
police in a wheelie bin.
When the man fled he inflicted a fatal knife wound to his
throat, and detectives are treating the incident as a murder
suicide.
Detectives today returned to the apartment and
investigations are continuing into the horrific incident.
Although friends said there was no indication anything
was amiss with the “happy married couple”, neighbors
have since reported fighting coming from the apartment
and it has emerged Volke attended a hospital late last week
and told staff his partner cut him in a domestic incident.....

BANGERLEE1:
he Australian chef believed to have slaughtered his
transgender wife and boiled her body parts in a chemical
stew didn’t have a criminal record.
There was no evidence of drug use or any suspicious drugs
in the apartment where Marcus Volke was reportedly found
by police in Brisbane with his girlfriend’s remains strewn
about.
The closest thing to an incriminating past linked to the 28-
year-old traveler in this horrific case is a testimonial from a
school friend, saying he had a dark side.
Originally from Ballarat in Victoria, Australia the 28-year-
old listed his last city of residence as Vienna in Austria.
He met Mayang Prasetyo, a 27-year-old transsexual sex
worker who used her profits to support her family in
Indonesia, while working on a cruise ship.
His mother, Dorothy Volke, told the Courier Mail
newspaper that even though she had been in touch with
him recently, she “didn’t know what was going on” in her
son’s life.
Saying she had spoken with her son just a week before his
death, Volke said he seemed “normal.”
“He was happy and he was coming home for Christmas,
everything was normal,” she told the Courier Mail.
“He’d been on a ship, going from one country to another.
They hadn’t been in Brisbane for very long, only a few
months. They were starting to get settled.”
Mrs. Volke said that although her son seemed normal, she
hadn’t seen him in around 18 months.
“We didn’t know what was going on,” she said.
Friends of Prasetyo have since revealed they had concerns
about her husband saying he came across “extremely
cold.”
A school friend told his home town paper, the Courier, he
was “a little different.”
“He was a good guy, he was a bit up and down, he could
lose his temper like anyone can but for the most part he
was just like anyone else. He was just one of the boys,” he
said.
“He was always a little different. He wasn’t a happy-go-
lucky guy like the rest of us — he was a bit dark.”
The 28-year-old kept two separate Facebook profiles.
Even though he posted that he became engaged to
Prasetyo in August of last year, he would post about being
attracted to women while on his travels.
One of his pages shows him to be strongly opposed to
violence against women.
Weeks before the killing he posted an article about a man
who was gang-bashed for standing up for a group of
women, commending the victim with the caption
“champion mate.”
He also appeared passionate about humanitarian issues and
advocated ending animal cruelty.
The young chef would also frequently post dietary advice
and research articles about food, including “the benefits of
bone broth,” and why organ meats were “the superfoods of
the animal world”.
It was reports of a sickening stench, which one neighbor
likened to dog food, that led police to knock on the door
of the pair’s apartment to find the grisly scene.
Police discovered Volke in the filthy apartment, cooking
body parts over the stove.
The young man fled the ground-floor apartment through a
window, jumping a rear fence into an alley and hid from
police in a wheelie bin.
When the man fled he inflicted a fatal knife wound to his
throat, and detectives are treating the incident as a murder
suicide.
Detectives today returned to the apartment and
investigations are continuing into the horrific incident.
Although friends said there was no indication anything
was amiss with the “happy married couple”, neighbors
have since reported fighting coming from the apartment
and it has emerged Volke attended a hospital late last week
and told staff his partner cut him in a domestic incident.....

wey d pishure ?

Austalian n meat....

Hhhh

murder suicide, werrin we no go hear 4 Law