Women dies after late-night shooting in Avondale Heights in which three were charged Kara Doyle, 24, has died in hospital of gunshot wounds inflicted near her Avondale Heights home. A WOMAN shot in Melbourne's northwest, then taken to a service station for help, has died in hospital as three face charges. The homicide squad will review charges laid against people already charged in connection with the shooting of the 24-year-old Kara Doyle last Wednesday. She suffered gunshot wounds at a Military Rd property. Two men took Ms Doyle to a nearby service station and she was taken by ambulance to the Royal Melbourne Hospital. She died this morning. Do you know more? Phone our newsroom on 03 9292 1226 or email us here Ms Doyle's family said she had donated her organs "so that others can sparkle in life as she did." They said she was a kind, funny and successful woman. "She was full of life, with a sparkle in her eyes and a warm and generous smile," a family statement said. She was an angel, loved by all her friends and family, who has been taken too soon. Mehmet Torun, 25, of Avondale Heights, was later charged with attempted murder, intentionally causing serious injury and recklessly causing serious injury. Kirsten Smith, 21, of Fitzroy was charged with accessory after the fact, perjury and attempting to pervert the course of justice. Baki Unlu, 20, of Lalor, was charged with accessory after the fact, perjury, attempting to pervert the course of justice and possessing amphetamines. Victoria Police said those charges were set to be reviewed by investigator.