article_snippet.sent: Wearing a striped grey shirt and black pants with a orange backpack flung over one shoulder, Anika Stanford arrived at Leeton Police Station on Thursday morning to meet with police officers.
article_snippet.sent: Anika Stanford left 45 minutes later with a detective in a silver sedan and was taken back to the home
article_snippet.sent: Anika Stanford shared with Anika Stanford son, Vincent, and another son, Luke.
article_snippet.sent: Anika Stanford moved to the Netherlands aged two or three with her wedding to fiance Aaron Leeson-Woolley mother and brothers, before returning to Australia later in her wedding to fiance Aaron Leeson-Woolley life.
article_snippet.sent: The family has lived in the Leeton area for just 14 months, where Anika Stanford worked as a cleaner at the same school where the much-loved Ms Scott taught English and Drama.
article_snippet.sent: Anika StanfordAnika Stanford's visit to the police station comes after the beloved teacher's family buried Ms Stanford's visit to the police station in an emotional funeral at the venue
article_snippet.sent: Ms Stanford's visit to the police station was supposed to be married.
article_snippet.sent: The touching celebration of the teacher's life saw hundreds of friends, family, and mourners travel to Eugowra’s Eat Your Greens function centre, the place where Ms Stanford's visit to the police station was supposed to marry Ms Stanford's visit to the police station fiance Aaron Leeson-Woolley.
article_snippet.sent: Anika Stanford Anika Stanford was taken back to the home Anika Stanford shares with Vincent and brother Luke by a detective .
article_snippet.sent: The family have lived in Leeton (pictured) for just 14 months, and previously lived in the Netherlands .
highlights_snippet.sent: Anika Stanford visited Leeton Police Station on Thursday for 45 minutes .
  