That day they were working on board their yacht, the. Bob wanted to remain on board overnight to continue working so Sue decided to leave during the afternoon.was found half-submerged in Tasmania’s Sandy Bay with blood spatter on the deck.
Despite the police investigation never finding Bob Chappell’s body or uncovering a murder weapon, Bob Chappell was presumed dead in a bloody murder, and very quickly, Sue Neill-Fraser became the key suspect in his death.Seven months later she was charged with murder and eventually convicted of the crime. She spent the past nine years in Hobart’s Risdon prison, always protesting her innocence.
Ms Vass was 15 years old when Bob Chappell was murdered. Suffering homelessness and drug addiction for the past decade, only now has she found the courage to come forward and set the record straight about what she saw on board. “If what you’re saying is true, then an innocent woman has been sitting in jail for nine years?” asks Bartlett.Ms Vass’ shocking admission could free convicted murderer Sue Neill Fraser from jail and finally solve one of Australia’s most gripping cold-cases.
I've been a true believer that Sue was innocent from the outset. The Tasmanian Police Force and Government have some serious questions to answer. Tasmania ~ Great place for a holiday, but never be a suspect to a crime. All bets are off. The deck is well and truely stacked.
Where’s Tasmanian’s Premier WillHodgman on this Dodge premier dodge police you all should be sacked
Well after watching the recent tv document on this I doubt it will happen
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