Katarina Marinkovic shakes her head in disbelief. She is in shock, struggling to come to terms with, not just the murder of neighbour Vesna Crnobrnja, but also the fact that neighbouring houses in Flame Tree Street, Casula have now played host to four deaths in recent times. 'This street - a plane crashed into one house, it crashed and two people died and then a man hung himself in a white house while it was getting built and now this happens, it's really upsetting,' she said. Scroll down for video . A street with a string of tragedies. Flame Tree Street in Casula has seen four deaths in separate incidents across three different homes in recent years . A 50-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Vesna Crnobrnja on Monday. He will appear by video link in Campbelltown Court on December 3 after being formally refused bail . Two light planes collided in mid-air above Flame Tree Street six years ago. Two female pilots were killed when their aircraft plummeted into the Casula home . Katarina Marinkovic is stunned at the sequence of events which had led to four deaths at three different homes on Flame Tree Street at Casula . This bizarre sequence of events began in 2008 when two light planes collided in mid-air above the south-western Sydney suburb and one came crashing down into the back of a home on Flame Tree Street. Mrs Marinkovic recoiled at the shock that a man had taken his own life inside another home which while it was being built. 'It's very sad, all really shocking, I couldn't sleep last night, I couldn't fall asleep,' she said. During brief court proceedings, Zoran Crnobrnja, 50, was formally refused bail in his absence. Barrister Bart Vasic leaves Liverpool Local Court after Zoran Crnobrnja was formally refused bail . 'We never really spoke we'd wave here and there, she worked at the chicken shop down the road and I would get food from there and she would serve me, she was lovely, she was a nice, nice lady,' said Mrs Marinkovic. Vesna Crnobrnja (left) was found dead in the front yard of her Casula home . His legal counsel, barrister Bart Vasic did not apply for bail but sought to have the matter heard at Campbelltown Local Court. Magistrate Sharon Holdsworth adjourned the matter for December 3rd when Mr Crnobrnja would appear by video link. Some residents of the street remained indoors today, preferring to avoid getting involved, others spoke openly about how normal the family 'across the road' seemed to them. 'We never really spoke we'd wave here and there, she worked at the chicken shop down the road and I would get food from there and she would serve me, she was lovely, she was a nice, nice lady,' said Mrs Marinkovic. Work continued as normal at the chicken shop but Vesna's colleagues were too distraught to speak but flowers had been delivered to the store, along with condolences. Vesna's work colleagues were too distraught to speak about her death . 'A nice family but we didn't speak much. Tthe dog was always running around, they always had a lot of cars at the front the kids had friends coming over. 'I never really saw the husband, I never really noticed him, I always saw the wife outside. 'I feel for the kids, I saw the kids crying and I saw I think the grandfather who was crying and sobbing, it is just really, really sad. 'To think that could happen in the front yard in broad daylight, it's really upsetting, I really feel for the family. 'I can't believe four people have died across a few houses now.' The start of the carnage at Casula's Flame Treet Street. A fireman removes debris from the scene where a light plane crashed into a house in December, 2008. Two women were killed when their Cessna plummeted into the back of a house after a mid-air collision between two planes . The death of Vesna Crnobrnja is the latest in a series of shocks for residents in Casula .
Three neighbouring homes on Flame Tree Street, Casula have played host to four deaths in recent years .
Vesna Crnobrnja, 49, was found dead on Monday afternoon in her front yard .
Locals say that a man was thought to have hanged himself in the house next door .
Two houses further down the road was the scene of a plane crash which claimed the lives of two female pilots .
Katarina Marinkovic shakes her head in disbelief. She is in shock, struggling to come to terms with, not just the murder of neighbour Vesna Crnobrnja, but also the fact that neighbouring houses in Flame Tree Street, Casula have now played host to four deaths in recent times. 'This street - a plane crashed into one house, it crashed and two people died and then a man hung himself in a white house while it was getting built and now this happens, it's really upsetting,' she said. Scroll down for video . A street with a string of tragedies. Flame Tree Street in Casula has seen four deaths in separate incidents across three different homes in recent years . A 50-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Vesna Crnobrnja on Monday. He will appear by video link in Campbelltown Court on December 3 after being formally refused bail . Two light planes collided in mid-air above Flame Tree Street six years ago. Two female pilots were killed when their aircraft plummeted into the Casula home . Katarina Marinkovic is stunned at the sequence of events which had led to four deaths at three different homes on Flame Tree Street at Casula . This bizarre sequence of events began in 2008 when two light planes collided in mid-air above the south-western Sydney suburb and one came crashing down into the back of a home on Flame Tree Street. Mrs Marinkovic recoiled at the shock that a man had taken his own life inside another home which while it was being built. 'It's very sad, all really shocking, I couldn't sleep last night, I couldn't fall asleep,' she said. During brief court proceedings, Zoran Crnobrnja, 50, was formally refused bail in his absence. Barrister Bart Vasic leaves Liverpool Local Court after Zoran Crnobrnja was formally refused bail . 'We never really spoke we'd wave here and there, she worked at the chicken shop down the road and I would get food from there and she would serve me, she was lovely, she was a nice, nice lady,' said Mrs Marinkovic. Vesna Crnobrnja (left) was found dead in the front yard of her Casula home . His legal counsel, barrister Bart Vasic did not apply for bail but sought to have the matter heard at Campbelltown Local Court. Magistrate Sharon Holdsworth adjourned the matter for December 3rd when Mr Crnobrnja would appear by video link. Some residents of the street remained indoors today, preferring to avoid getting involved, others spoke openly about how normal the family 'across the road' seemed to them. 'We never really spoke we'd wave here and there, she worked at the chicken shop down the road and I would get food from there and she would serve me, she was lovely, she was a nice, nice lady,' said Mrs Marinkovic. Work continued as normal at the chicken shop but Vesna's colleagues were too distraught to speak but flowers had been delivered to the store, along with condolences. Vesna's work colleagues were too distraught to speak about her death . 'A nice family but we didn't speak much. Tthe dog was always running around, they always had a lot of cars at the front the kids had friends coming over. 'I never really saw the husband, I never really noticed him, I always saw the wife outside. 'I feel for the kids, I saw the kids crying and I saw I think the grandfather who was crying and sobbing, it is just really, really sad. 'To think that could happen in the front yard in broad daylight, it's really upsetting, I really feel for the family. 'I can't believe four people have died across a few houses now.' The start of the carnage at Casula's Flame Treet Street. A fireman removes debris from the scene where a light plane crashed into a house in December, 2008. Two women were killed when their Cessna plummeted into the back of a house after a mid-air collision between two planes . The death of Vesna Crnobrnja is the latest in a series of shocks for residents in Casula .
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