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Man charged with murdering partner after alleged prolonged violence in Melbourne apartment

Daily Mail ·

A 31-year-old man has appeared in court charged with murdering his 21-year-old partner, Jayda Allen Bonner, in a Melbourne apartment. Police allege there was prolonged violence, and the case has drawn attention to the investigation and to community efforts to honour Ms Allen Bonner and protest gendered violence.

Ms Allen Bonner, a Yuggera woman, was found dead in Carlton shortly before 2am on Saturday; Liban Ali was arrested on Tuesday after presenting himself to police. Investigators say they must review months of CCTV footage and examine autopsy and blood pattern evidence. Ali did not seek bail and was remanded in custody until March, while a separate 60-year-old man arrested after the incident was released pending further inquiries.

  • Liban Ali is charged with murdering Jayda Allen Bonner.
  • Police cite months of CCTV and complex forensic evidence.
  • Community members are planning a memorial and protest.

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Melbourne is the capital of the state of Victoria, and Carlton is an inner-city suburb. Jayda Allen Bonner was a 21-year-old Yuggera woman; Liban Ali, her partner, is charged with her murder.

A murder charge is an allegation, and the case will be considered by the courts. Police say their investigation includes reviewing CCTV footage and examining forensic evidence. Allen Bonner’s death has also prompted community efforts to honour her and protest violence against women.

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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Harrowing details of alleged protracted violence emerge as man fronts court accused of murdering his partner Jayda Allen Bonner in a Melbourne apartment”.

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