Falconio suspect wins right to DNA appeal

A double rape suspect in Australia today won the right to appeal against his DNA being analysed in attempt to link him to the apparent murder of a British backpacker.

Falconio suspect wins right to DNA appeal
Mon, 09 Sep, 2002 - 17:43

A double rape suspect in Australia today won the right to appeal against his DNA being analysed in attempt to link him to the apparent murder of a British backpacker.

Bradley John Murdoch is “a person of interest” in the disappearance and suspected murder last year of Peter Falconio from Huddersfield.

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