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Feb 26, 2016 11 min

Aunty Murial Walker - Full interview

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In 1990, Sixteen-year-old Colleen Walker-Craig kissed her mother goodbye before heading off to a friends party. That was the last time Aunty Murial Walker-Craig saw her daughter. For 24 years, Aunty Murial Walker has been waiting for her daughter to come home. Colleen is one of three children from the Bowraville Aboriginal Community who suddenly disappeared, never to be seen again. The other two children, Evelyn Greenup and Clinton Speedy-Duroux were found murdered. Colleen Walker disappeared on 13 September, 1990 and her weighted down clothing was later found in the Nambucca River. Although her body has never been found, she is presumed dead..

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