Melissa Caddick inquest: police officer tells court husband wasn’t crying ‘real tears’ after disappearance

NSW coroner shown footage of officer telling Anthony Koletti I think there's something you are not telling me'

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The behaviour of Melissa Caddick's husband was extremely strange and when he was seen crying they were not real tears", a police officer has told the inquest into her 2020 disappearance.

Sgt Trent Riley was one of the first officers to interview Anthony Koletti after his missing person's report was filed on 13 November, about 30 hours after he says Caddick left their Dover Heights mansion.

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