Sandwiched Killed When "sneaked" into the house of boyfriend

Melbourne (ANTARA News) - A doctor who "off-and" sneak into his girlfriend's house with a chimney down but squashed to death, police said Tuesday. The body of the victim was found after three days later.
As reported by AAP, Dr. Jacquelyn Kotarac (49) at first tried to enter the house by using a shovel, then climb the stairs to the roof last Wednesday night (25 / 8), according to a report from Australia.
He then lifted the cover and dropped down the chimney stack with a first leg, said police Sgt Mary DeGeare from Bakersfield.
When he tried to go down, he chased a man who escaped unnoticed from the other door "to avoid squabbles", authorities said.
DeGeare said the pair had a relationship that "off-and."
The identity of the man is not disclosed by police, but the man - who lived in the house - is in William Moodie (58).
"He made a mistake that was unimaginable in conducting assessments and nobody understands why, and unfortunately he's dead," said Moodie told The Associated Press.
"He had problems, he had an honest face, but I never lost respect for for him," said Moodie.
When contacted by telephone, did not deny Moodie picture of the police about her relationship with Kotarac. He declined to comment on the condition that resulted in the death of his girlfriend. He just said it's more important to focus on the good that Kotarac do with his life.
Moodie, who manages the engineering consulting firm, said Kotarac is excellent doctor who often provide care and free medications for patients.
Kotarac allegedly died in a chimney, but his body was discovered after a housekeeper noticed a foul odor and fluid from a ditch on Saturday (28 / 8), according to the police.
Housekeeper and her son investigated by using a flashlight and found Kotarac was dead, and stuck around 0.61 meters from the upper part of the furnace.
Firefighters took five hours late on Saturday night to dismantle the chimney is uguna issue Kotarac corpse, said DeGeare.
Some officials said the office staff Kotarac reported missing two days before his boss, when he did not appear to work. Cars and stuff his still-swampy forest near houses Moodie.
Kotarac cause of death has not been ascertained, and autopsy was scheduled Tuesday. There was no allegation of crime, although investigators have examined the accident as a suspicious incident.