The circumstances surrounding the death of Courtney Anderson, 28, of Gladstone, Australia, remain unclear.
She was found on the side of an interstate highway on April 3 following a traffic incident.
According to the Queensland Police, she never made it to her destination.
Anderson was on her way to Rockhampton with her partner when the incident occurred.
Some reports claim that police are now looking into whether Courtney jumped off the passenger side of a moving Toyota Hilux, which some online users believe happened near Sisalana Road.
Although the police have not commented on the speculation, a senior detective stated that Courtney’s body was found about 80 meters away from the vehicle she was in.
Courtney reportedly suffered severe injuries during the incident, and she died.
Her partner was taken to the hospital, and Detective Mawdsley noted that the man was treated for shock.
He also confirmed that the police have spoken to other people who witnessed the incident.
According to Senior Sergeant Mawdsley, the man was reportedly very emotional and distraught at the scene.
He was discharged a couple of days later and has since co-operated with the police.
Detective Mawdsley noted that the police would like to speak with him again. The Courier Mail also reported that the police had previously known about past incidents between the couple, but nothing recently.
As the police continue their investigation, they are also trying to speak with Courtney’s relatives to see if there were any issues that need to be addressed. The family reportedly is in a state of shock and is devastated by her sudden death.
On Tuesday, Courtney’s father, Don Anderson, posted a picture of his daughter on Facebook, which has since been widely shared and commented on. The post has been regarded as a tribute to the beautiful young woman who was lost. Many people have also offered their condolences to the family. One of the messages that the people who posted on the page said that they were thinking of the family and the young girl who had just died.
The police are also appealing to anyone who may have seen or recorded footage of the Toyota Hilux prior to the incident to come forward. They can be contacted by calling 131 444 or going to the police website.