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A man, acquitted of murdering two of the three Aboriginal children who went missing at Bowraville 26 years ago, could face court again.
Police Commissioner, Andrew Scipione, today forwarded a submission to the state’s Attorney-General, calling for a retrial.
The children – four-year-old Evelyn Greenup and 16-year-olds Colleen Walker and Clinton Speedy-Duroux – disappeared from Bowraville in the space of five months during 1990 and ’91.
Under state law, a retrial is permitted if there is compelling new evidence.
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