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Murder Charge Dropped in Ashleigh's Overdose Case

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Jai Oden-Jenkins murder charge dropped in Ashleigh Grices death, ruled an overdose; community mourns, emphasizes support in tough times.

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Murder Charge Dropped in Ashleigh's Overdose Case

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It's April 1st. This is Sydney News Today, driven by AI. A murder charge got dropped today against 30-year-old Jai Odin Jenkins and Liz Moore local court. He faced accusations of killing his 23-year-old girlfriend, Ashley Grice, back in September last year at their place in Mullin-Bimby. But a post-mortem flipped the script, ruling her death a drug overdose from mixed effects. Prosecutors pulled the charge after the full report confirmed, methamphetamine and bromasolam in her system. Earlier this year in March, once that December report landed, they even granted him bail while sorting out next steps. The tight-knit Mullin-Bimby community felt this one deep, holding a candlelight vigil with around 400 people at dusk in a local park. They remembered Ashley as a beautiful soul, and Byron Shire Mayor Sarah Indii called it a heartbreaking loss for such a young life. Meanwhile, Odin Jenkins had been out on bail living in Victoria and skipped today's court appearance. Officials were still reviewing options back then, but now it's clear the evidence didn't

hold up for murder. With the charge withdrawn and bail conditions lifted, this case wraps up as an overdose tragedy, leaving the community to heal and pushing talks on, watching out for each other in tough times.

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