Colorful Dover Heights neighbor stabbed victim

The women’s daring daytime stings at Dover Heights shed light on one of Sydney’s most exclusive and most colorful neighbourhoods.

Police were standing at the door to Helen Coulson’s $4.5 million home in Dover Heights around 12:30 pm on August 8 when she was stabbed in the chest by her husband’s best friend, Matthew Ramsay. It claims that

Just a few doors down from the Coulsons home is the waterfront property of Fadi Ibrahim, brother of John Ibrahim, known as the King of King’s Cross.

A member of the infamous Ibrahim family was not home when he was stabbed, but told NCA NewsWire that he struggled to get to his home because of the police cordon on Monday.

The streets of Dover Heights were filled with three police cars and two ambulances, but nothing compared to the frenzy at Melissa Cadick’s mansion two miles away.

Although the $6 million home has been renovated since Australian Security and Investments Commission investigators visited Conwoman in 2020, neighbors will undoubtedly remember the constant activity in the suburbs.

Dover Heights has again been the subject of much speculation and interest this week in the aftermath of the stabbing of Ms Coulson.

Police are investigating the motive for the bloodshed

The motive for the bloody attack is unclear, but Ramsay reportedly suffered from declining mental health over the years when he allegedly stabbed his best friend’s wife in the chest.

A friend told NCA NewsWire that the 46-year-old tried to deal with his alcohol problems in rehab.

Despite his problems, friends said no one expected Mr. Ramsay to become violent or hurt anyone.

After Good Samaritan intervention distracted the attackers, Ms. Coulson managed to get the knife away from the man and threw it on the grass before going inside.

The mother of two was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital for treatment but was discharged. Her family confirmed she was recovering at her home.

“(She’s) doing the best she can,” Coulson told media on Tuesday.

“Can you imagine the best man at your wedding and godmother to your daughter?”

Neighbor Nat Manoy said he saw Coulson from across the street with his arm in a sling as he was taken to an ambulance covered in blood.

He and another Weonga Rd resident, Moses Katz, said “everything was happening” on a normally quiet street Monday afternoon. They said

“Everyone is a little nervous, but it’s still pretty normal,” Manoy said.

Katz said residents were reassured by the fact that the victim and the stabbing suspect knew each other.

“It wasn’t a random attack. So if it was a robbery or something like that, people would be more nervous,” he said.

Mr. Ramsay is currently being remanded into custody after being charged with causing bodily harm/serious bodily harm with intent to murder. He is scheduled to return to court in October.