❤️HER NAME IS: NARDIA LOUISE SPICE!❤️
They humiliated, degraded and defiled her from the beginning to the end!
Her name is Nardia Louise Spice. She was murdered in Byford, Western Australia, on September 23, 2022. She was 40 years old.
The evening before he murdered her, Zachariah Dean Brough, his partner and a mate sat down and plotted out how they would end her life.
Brough tricked Nardia into going to a dog park. When she arrived, he beat her around the head in the car park. It is believed he also strangled her.
As Nardia lay dying, Brough’s partner Eve Marsh and Ziggy Vanags waited nearby. Then they joined Brough. Nardia was doused with bleach to remove DNA evidence. They bound her hands with cable ties, wrapped her in a doona cover, and tossed her into a car boot.
They dumped her in bushland at Whitby but returned to remove her body, wrapping her in plastic and taking her to Jarrahdale where they eventually buried her.
The judge described their actions as a “senseless and gratuitous act of violence” against a defenceless victim who was subject to multiple degrading indignities. The judge said her children now live with the memories of “the violent manner of their mother’s death”.
Brough will serve 21 years, Vanags has been sentenced five years and Marsh and Jones are yet to be sentenced.
The mum-of-six travelled a rough road, her life marred by trauma, addiction and loss.
“She went through a lot … we tried to be there for her,” her dad says.
Despite her own hardships, Nardia was often the first to help. “She was a very nice person, she was a mum to a lot of us. She was a loving, kind, caring person who always helped other people. She was very kind,” a friend says.
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