Rajwinder Singh, convicted of the murder of Toyah Cordingley, is launching an appeal against both his conviction and sentence. Singh was found guilty in the Supreme Court of Queensland following the death of Ms. Cordingley, whose remains were discovered at Wangetti Beach, near Cairns, Queensland, in 2018. The appeal challenges the original verdict, seeking to overturn the jury’s decision. Details regarding the grounds of the appeal have not been publicly released, but will be presented to the court. This development marks a new phase in the high-profile case that shocked the community of Cairns and across Queensland. The outcome of the appeal could significantly impact the ongoing legal proceedings and the finality of Singh’s sentence. The case continues to draw considerable public attention as it proceeds through the appeals process in Queensland.