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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Tamsin Rose NSW state correspondent

Molly Ticehurst was promised state help to ‘intruder-proof’ her home. Two weeks later she was dead

A photo of Kate Ticehurst, Molly Ticehurst and Tony Ticehurst walking together. They are smiling and holding hands.
Molly Ticehurst (centre) with her mother Kate and father Tony. Her parents say she was given ‘false hope’ by a government-funded domestic violence program to boost security at her Forbes home. Photograph: Ticehurst family

Molly Ticehurst was promised help to “intruder-proof” her Forbes home as part of a state government domestic violence program two weeks before her former partner allegedly murdered her, with her grieving parents now accusing the scheme of offering her “false hope”.

Ticehurst’s parents, Tony and Kate, say their 28-year-old daughter was let down by the system and the people who promised to install lights, cameras and tough window screens at her home after she reported her ex-boyfriend Daniel Billings to police.

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