Teenager charged with the death of online dating had "troubled childhood"

The neighbors said that the teenager was always friendly and polite with them.

"It's a real shock," said Mick Jensen. "It was a lovely girl.It was a quiet girl."

Neighbors of the small yard said that the teenager sometimes knocked on their door and asked for money

"We gave him some money," said another man. "She looks pretty good. She always spoke well.

But the young woman, whose neighbors believe she was living alone in a nursing home since she was a teenager, had an angry side.

Police and paramedics were often seen at The house, which had bags of clothes and a large teddy bear in the yard before Thursday morning

The teenager, who is known to suffer from 39, a mental illness, has sometimes been heard swearing, screaming or crying.

had a troubled childhood, "said Mr. Jensen." It's tragic. "It's a sad thing on both sides."

Before the age of 18, the teenager had two caregivers with her day and night. But since she became an adult, caregivers visited her.

"They would take her to the street," says the man. "She could walk around when she wanted to."

The neighbors said the emergency services at home, they thought nothing of Monday night's hustle and bustle, some getting nothing from the wind.

"They had already done things before," says the man.

I think it must be something really serious.

Lovepreet Singh, a friend of Mr. Rathod, stated that he had moved to Australia four years ago to study and was completing his master's degree in accounting.

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million. Singh said that Mr. Rathod friends were banding together to raise money to send his body back to India so that he could be buried near his family.

One of Mr. Rathod's childhood friends in Ahmedabad, India, declared The Age that the family was in shock and wanted answers about his death.

"His parents … I can not explain their condition," said the man, who did not want his name to be published

. the only son of his parents … And now we are raising money to bring the body back to India so that we can do our religious ceremony and our funeral.

"It was very shocking that he was killed.Menulin was very charming and nice … he was helping someone in need, whether he was his friend or foe

"We used to play cricket on the roads and we spent most of our time doing it," he said.The man said his friend loved the Australian culture and had told his family that he loved to live in the country.

The family was now looking for answers on how he died, he said. The truth, "he said.

The 19-year-old faced Melbourne Magistrates Court on Tuesday night and was fired to reappear Monday.