Eurydice Dixon
A man who raped and killed Australian comedian Eurydice Dixon has been sentenced to life in prison in a court in Victoria.
Jaymes Todd, 20, pleaded guilty to the violent attack on comedian Dixon in a Melbourne park. Dixon had been on her way home after performing at a nearby comedy gig.
The judge described Todd's crimes as "totally and categorically evil" and went on to say "You waited until Eurydice was well into the dark reaches of Princes Park."
A comedian has been charged with allegedly painting offensive graffiti at the memorial for Eurydice Dixon.
22-year-old comedian Eurydice Dixon was murdered on her way home after a show in Melbourne at the Highlander Bar on June 13.
A memorial had been put up in Princes Park where her body was found and later police found lewd remarks painted there.
A vigil is to be held in Princes Park in Melbourne, where comedian Eurydice Dixon was murdered earlier this week on her way home from a gig.
Victorian State Premier Daniel Andrews tweeted: "In a few days, women across Melbourne will hold a vigil in Princes Park for the life of Eurydice Dixon. They will do so firm in the knowledge that Eurydice died because of her attacker's decisions – not because of her own. They're right. And we need to accept that fact, too."
Tributes have been paid to 22-year-old comedian Eurydice Dixon who was murdered on her way home from a show in Melbourne at the Highlander Bar.
Julia Morris wrote: "I am absolutely shattered to hear of the despicable death of Eurydice Dixon. Our comedy community is like a family & this news is beyond heart breaking. My deepest condolences go to her family and friends. An important and funny voice has been extinguished. Vale Eurydice Dixon Jx"
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