An uncle of Chloe Hoson who was brutally strangled and molested by Tim Kosowicz in 2003, has condemned her killer’s unsupervised freedom in a community of schools.
A monster is living nearby several schools who murdered a five-year-old girl and molested her corpse and the family is in shock now. In 2003 Tim Kosowicz killed frightened family members of Chloe Hoson, they have expressed his unsupervised freedom as “a slap in the face”.
At Lansvale Caravan Park, Sydney, Australia, Kosowicz, strangled young Chloe to death who was 22-years-old at the time, He spent 15 years at the Morisset Hospital’s forensic psychiatry ward after revealing he committed the terrible act because voices had ordered him to do so, Kosowicz withdrew a criminal sentence. According to The Sun, when the first time since his quiet release in 2019, Chloe’s family have revealed their clash and horror at the child killer reportedly living in a townhouse near schools and child day centers. After that Chloe’s uncle, Peter Chalker, informed 7News: “It’s got to be wrong. I mean, five schools, daycares in such proximity.
“To me, as her uncle, I feel that it’s just a slap in the face to her. They’re not caring about the victims.” Then the state makes sure that Kosowicz could be moved to a more secure location where his movements can be closely monitored. One mother spoke to 7News: “It’s scary, that’s the first thing that came into my mind.”
He admitted: “She spilled my pot on the ground and then I lost the plot. Then I blacked out and next thing I was strangling her in my bedroom.” The main shocking report is that New South Wales Supreme Court controversially found his psychic illness meant he could not be sentenced to murder. Chloe’s father Michael Hoson stated at the time: “Change the system for starters. Regardless of whether you’re sane, insane, whatever, you do the time.”
Her mother, Karina Beharrell reported 7News: “I felt like justice left the minute that he was allowed to come out.
“My heart’s been heavy for a long time, but it’s just gotten heavier since I knew.”