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Family of stabbed Perth mother pays tribute to nurse killed by man in crash

The woman's partner fled the stabbing scene and later crashed into a woman, killing them both. ( Supplied: Bradley Moylon ) The relatives of a Perth mother stabbed by her partner, who later killed a Tasmanian nurse in a car crash, say the "consequences of that day are almost impossible to comprehend", while paying tribute to the nurse, Elaine Gee. A women's advocate warned violent incidents, such as the one that just occurred in Tasmania, could be used as leverage by other family violence perpetrators. A crowdfund to support the woman's daughters and assist in her recovery has been set up.

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Scoop News DeskPublished Wednesday, July 29, 2026 at 6:05 AM UTCUpdated Wednesday, July 29, 2026 at 12:19 PM UTC

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Police are calling for anyone who witnessed the fatal crash on Friday to contact them. ( ABC News: Kate Nickels ) On the crowdfunding page for Sarah, a statement from her sister and brother-in-law, Coby and Adam Gore, said the lives of the two girls who were with her on the Tasmanian visit have been turned "upside down" and that Sarah "faces a long and difficult road". "While her survival is something her family is profoundly grateful for, she faces a long physical and emotional recovery," they said.

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The woman's partner fled the stabbing scene and later crashed into a woman, killing them both. ( Supplied: Bradley Moylon ) The relatives of a Perth mother stabbed by her partner, who later killed a Tasmanian nurse in a car crash, say the "consequences of that day are almost impossible to comprehend", while paying tribute to the nurse, Elaine Gee. A women's advocate warned violent incidents, such as the one that just occurred in Tasmania, could be used as leverage by other family violence perpetrators. A crowdfund to support the woman's daughters and assist in her recovery has been set up.
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