‘Beauty and the Geek’ Star Gives Birth in Prison After Allegedly Beheading Boyfriend: Report

“We know that after his alleged murder, Julian’s body was dismembered and while I won’t provide any further details about that at this time, I can tragically say that we have not recovered the head of Julian Story,” Detective Superintendent Darren Fielke announced in a media briefing last June.

Fielke went on, “I can only imagine … the grief this news is causing Julian’s family. It is crucial that we locate Julian’s head so that his family has the opportunity to lay him to rest.”

Detective Superintendent Fielke later confirmed to the media in September 2025 that Story’s skull was recovered by a local dog, per the ABC.

“One of those situations where the dog ran off into the scrub, the dog didn’t come back immediately on being called,” the police spokesperson explained.

At the time of Story’s death, his family thanked the public for their “care” as they “navigat[ed] an unimaginable loss.”

“Your care has brought comfort amid the chaos,” his family told the ABC. “We are also deeply grateful to our family and friends and this extraordinary community whose kindness and support have helped carry us through. Your prayers, presence, and quiet strength mean more than words can say.”

Chesser was a runner-up on the second season of Australian reality show Beauty and the Geek in 2010. The reality show matched up conventionally attractive “Beauties” with “Geeks” — or, socially awkward men — in hopes of winning a $100,000 grand prize.

The reality star was introduced as “a cocktail” waitress on Beauty and the Geek and described herself as “the best person at making ‘animal noises.” In the show’s intro video, Chesser said that her “favorite feature would be my smile.”

Chesser was paired up with “Hawaiian shirt enthusiast” Thomas Richardson-Smith on the reality show but they ultimately lost to dancer Jessie Byrne and National Math Champion Michael Price in Beauty and the Geek’s season 2 finale.