Woman went on shopping spree after killing beloved neighbour, court hears
Milena Bogojevska spent more than $4,000 she stole from the home of 85-year-old Lolene Whitehand, who she had fatally bashed then dumped in the Maribyrnong River.
Woman went on shopping spree after killing beloved neighbour, court hears
Milena Bogojevska spent more than $4,000 she stole from the home of 85-year-old Lolene Whitehand, who she had fatally bashed then dumped in the Maribyrnong River.
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