Accused Sydney murder plot organiser awaits trial on bail after businessman pays bond
Jade McCaskie, 35, is awaiting trial on murder charges related to the death of Nathan Hill, 44, who fell from an apartment block in western Sydney in May 2024. She is accused of orchestrating a "honey trap" scheme involving intimate images to lure Hill to his death. Whilst three of her four co-accused remain in custody, McCaskie has been released on bail and is living with wealthy Sydney businessman Henry Go, who posted her $100,000 bond.
McCaskie is undergoing court-ordered rehabilitation and faces strict bail conditions including no smartphone access, no social media use, and abstinence from drugs and alcohol; she reports regularly to police and is largely confined to Go's $3 million eastern suburbs property. Her trial could take up to two years, with prosecutors arguing she played a crucial role in luring Hill to the location, whilst her legal team contends the case against her is weak. Recent photographs suggest she may have ended her relationship with her imprisoned boyfriend, Viet Phong Pham.
- Woman accused of orchestrating 'honey trap' murder released on bail with conditions.
- Lives with wealthy benefactor whilst undergoing court-ordered rehabilitation.
- Trial could take two years; three co-accused remain in custody.
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Nathan Hill, a 44-year-old man, fell from an apartment building in western Sydney in May 2024. Jade McCaskie, 35, has been charged with murder in connection with his death. Three of her four co-accused remain in custody whilst she awaits trial.
McCaskie is accused of orchestrating a "honey trap" operation using intimate images to lure Hill to the location where he fell. A wealthy Sydney businessman posted her $100,000 bail bond, allowing her to be released while awaiting trial. She must comply with strict conditions including no smartphone or social media, regular police check-ins, and abstinence from drugs and alcohol.
The trial could take up to two years. Prosecutors say McCaskie played a crucial role in luring Hill to his death, whilst her legal team argues the evidence against her is weak.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Inside the cosy new life of accused ‘honey trap’ murderess Jade McCaskie living freely in Sydney with bail benefactor while her co-accused lover remains behind bars… and her diamond ring vanishes”.