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‘I couldn’t account for it’: Sue Neill-Fraser opens up on lies to police after partner vanished

In her first interview since serving 13 years in jail for murder, the Tasmanian grandmother maintains her innocence and says she fears for her safety.

Published Oct 18, 2026 · 6:15 AMOriginal source: Brisbane Times - Latest News6 reads
‘I couldn’t account for it’: Sue Neill-Fraser opens up on lies to police after partner vanished
In her first interview since serving 13 years in jail for murder, the Tasmanian grandmother maintains her innocence and says she fears for her safety.
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