The wife of the Sydney siege gunman who is facing charges for alleged murder could have her freedom revoked after the NSW Attorney General demanded a review into the decision to grant her bail. Amirah Droudis, 35, was granted bail by a local court after she was charged with the murder of Man Haron Monis's estranged wife Noleen Hayson Pal in April 2013. Attorney General Brad Hazzard said he has expressed concern to the Director of Public Prosecution over Droudis' bail after two people died when her husband took 18 people hostage in the Lindt cafe at Martin Place on Monday.
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Amirah Droudis, wife of the Sydney siege gunman,was granted bail despite facing charges for alleged murder
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The 35-year-old was charged with the murder of Man Haron Moniss ex-wife Noleen Hayson Pal in April 2013
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Attorney General Brad Hazzard has expressed concern to the Director of Public Prosecution over Droudis' bail
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Monis was on bail charged with being an accessory to the murder when he entered the Martin Place Lindt cafe and took 18 hostages on Monday
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Droudis converted to Islam and changed her name after meeting Monis
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She was convicted, along with Monis, of sending offensive letters to the families of Australian troops killed in Afghanistan
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Daily Mail Australia can reveal exclusive new details about Droudis' life
As a young adult, she would often visit bars, drink and party with friends, a source previously close to her told @placeholder.