Witness Details The shocking remarks that boyfriend shouted ‘after Executive Claire Austin ran through a glass door’ and death blood

A witness claimed that he heard a man scream ‘Anyone help me’ and a loud crash came from a woman who died after she ran through a glass door in her apartment building.

Marketing Executive Claire Austin, 38, partially switched off her arm by running an internal glass door and was found very bleeding in her apartment on the top floor on Randwick Street, Randwick just after 7.30 am on Saturday.

A worried neighbor called Triple Zero and paramedics hurried to the St Vincent’s Hospital, where she was supported in lifestination for three days.

A 44-year-old man known to Mrs. Austin helped the police with their questions and was admitted to a mental health care facility.

“He has since been released without costs and no arrests have been made at the moment,” NSW Said police spokesperson.

An 11-year-old child who lives in the same building as the late Mrs. Austin said he heard the couple scream just before the incident and it was ‘at a different level than normal’.

His mother, who gave him permission to talk to Daily Mail Australia, said that her family Claire and her partner heard ‘Constant Fighting’.

“It sounded much worse,” the child said.

Marketing Executive Clair Austin (depicted on the right) died tragically after she had cut her arm through a glass door in a Randwick unit on Saturday

An 11-year-old boy who lives in the same complex told Daily Mail Australia that he heard Mrs. Austin and her boyfriend arguing before hearing a loud crash and not heard Mrs. Austin anymore

Emergency crews rushed to the block of flats in Randwick after a triple zero call

“They both sounded (as if) something would happen wrong.

‘I first heard the woman and it was worried. Then I heard the man. I think I heard a crash and then I didn’t hear the woman anymore. ‘

The child added that he then heard a man shout ‘someone helps me again and again’.

The child said that the sound of the fight, which started on Saturday around 7 o’clock, ensured that his father took to the streets to investigate because he was so alerted.

He said after the crashing sound and the woman who went quiet, had called someone Triple Zero and had arrived on the street shortly after the ambulance and the police arrived.

Daily Mail Australia previously unveiled a request for a surroundings order on behalf of Mrs. Austin was done at Waverley Local Court on Thursday.

It is not suggested that the person mentioned in the order was linked to the incident that led to her death. Police sources said the application will be rejected on Thursday.

Claire Austin, 38, was found in her apartment on the top floor that bleed abundantly from a partially severed arm

Detectives searched the block of flats on Wednesday when a bouquet of flowers stayed behind with a map that apologized to Mrs. Austin that the Australia law system had not protected her

On Wednesday, a bouquet of flowers was left at the front of the apartment complex in a moving tribute to Mrs. Austin, who held various jobs in events, marketing and media companies.

Guiding the flowers was a map with a heartbreaking apology to Mrs. Austin for the failure of the Australian legal system.

“I’m so sorry that this happened to you, especially on the banks of a foreign country,” the map was.

“You could not protect our legal system and I am sorry sorry about this.”

Mrs. Austin, who originally came from the UK, lived in Australia for the past 10 years.

After he was told that Mrs. Austin would not survive her injuries, her family immediately flew from the VK to Sydney and arrived only a few hours on Tuesday morning before she died.

Police of NSW Police Peter Thurtell said that Mrs. Austin’s death was dealt with as a criminal issue.

“This is a tragic loss of life and we are determined to work out exactly what happened,” Vice Commissioner Thurtell told the Daily Telegraph.

The police launched Strike Force Lyndoch to investigate the exact circumstances surrounding the death of Mrs. Austin.