Falconio 'seen' after police said he was killed

Two staff from an Outback petrol station today told a court they believe they saw British backpacker Peter Falconio days after police said he was murdered by a lone gunman 930 miles away.

Two staff from an Outback petrol station today told a court they believe they saw British backpacker Peter Falconio days after police said he was murdered by a lone gunman 930 miles away.

Robert Brown told the Northern Territory Supreme Court that a man he believes was Falconio bought a chocolate bar and drink at his service station in Bourke, western New South Wales state, eight days after the Briton was allegedly murdered.

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