Accused 'Honey Trap' Murderess Jade McCaskie Lives Freely in Sydney While Co-Accused Remains Incarcerated

Jade McCaskie, who is accused of a 'honey trap' murder, is reportedly living a comfortable life in Sydney with the businessman who posted her bail. Her co-accused remains in jail. McCaskie, who turned 35 while awaiting trial, has been living on millionaire's row with Henry Go, a businessman who paid her bail.

McCaskie was arrested on May 21 and charged with the alleged joint criminal enterprise murder of Nathan Hill, 44. Police allege Hill was lured to a unit block in Castle Hill for an exchange of drugs and possibly sex, but was allegedly attacked by three men before he plunged to his death. McCaskie allegedly hid in the building's bin room while her friend was met by the men now considered her co-accused.

Encrypted messages allegedly show McCaskie asking the deceased for money and sending him a photo and a video in exchange. Texts exchanged on the night Hill died reportedly included McCaskie urging: "I want the money. Just get him."

McCaskie has been attending the Reset My Future drug rehabilitation centre while on bail. She has made brief outings, including a check-in at Rose Bay police station, a common reporting point for accused criminals in Sydney's eastern suburbs. She was seen at Mr. Go's home on August 11. McCaskie reportedly did not appear as glamorous as her social media photos while reporting for bail.