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Police are continuing the search at the former home of Hayley Dodds killer Authorities are searching Francis John Wark in an attempt to find her remains  Last month Wark was acquitted of murder but was found guilty of manslaughter He was sentenced to 18 years in jail which is six years longer than the WA record If he complies to the no body, no parole rule Wark will be eligible for parole 

Convicted rapist Francis John Wark, 65, killed 17-year-old teenager Hayley Dodd She was last seen alive in 1999 walking along a road about 200km north of Perth Hayleys mother Margaret fought for 22 years for Hayleys killer to face justice  Judge said Wark stopped at side of road and attacked Hayley in violent struggle  WA Supreme Court ruling replaced a murder verdict from judge-alone 2018 trial Judge said Hayleys manslaughter was one of the worst recorded cases in WA   

Francis Wark sentenced to 18 years in jail for historical killing of teenager Hayley Dodd © Provided by ABC NEWS Francis Wark was convicted of manslaughter in his retrial for the death of Hayley Dodd. (ABC News) Almost 22 years since Hayley Dodd vanished from a remote West Australian road,  convicted rapist Francis John Wark has been sentenced to 18 years in jail for the teenagers manslaughter. It is the highest sentence ever imposed in WA for manslaughter, and Justice Stephen Hall rule...

McKendry on Trial at Bohemians Prague Monday, 1st Apr 2019 19:02 Blues midfielder Conor McKendry, who is set to be released at the end of the season, is on trial with Czech side Bohemians Prague. The 20-year-old Northern Irishman has spent the last week with the Czech top-flight club, who Town beat on their way to the 1980/81 UEFA Cup, and played in a game for a Bohemians side over the weekend. He also watched Tuesday’s international friendly between the Czech Republic and Brazil, which the...

Edwards Agrees New Deal Thursday, 15th Mar 2012 06:54 Skipper Carlos Edwards has agreed to sign his new contract with the Blues. TWTD revealed that the 33-year-old had been offered new terms last Thursday. The new deal will see the Trinidad and Tobago international remain at the club until at least the end of next season, while there is an option for a second year which will be triggered after the midfielder-turned-right-back makes a set number of league appearances. The summer of 2009 £1....

In numbers: Joe Fagans 27 years at Liverpool FC Glenn Price One hundred years ago today, the great Joe Fagan was born. After a quarter of a century spent playing a vital supporting role to Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley, Fagan took on the managerial responsibilities at Anfield in 1983. His first campaign at the helm produced an unprecedented and historic treble, winning the European Cup after claiming First Division and League Cup titles.  With the help of clu...

Nine Former Liverpool Players Eligible for Retroactive Title Winners Medals Share this story Photo by Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC - Handout/Liverpool FC via Getty Images The current Liverpool squad may have ruined their chances for taking home a league medal this season, but some former Reds have just gotten lucky. The EFL has changed the rule governing which players are allowed to earn a medal for a title winning team. The previous rule stated that a player had to make 14 appearances in a seaso...

Tickets Still Available for Legends on the Town With Wark and Osborne Wednesday, 1st Mar 2017 17:39 There are still a few tickets left for Fridays Legends on the Town event at the Dove Street Inn starring John Wark and Roger Osborne (7.30pm). The evening, staged by the Supporters Club and hosted by Mark Murphy, will see the duo tell stories from their careers with a focus on our memorable 1978 FA Cup run including the final, Roger’s winning goal and many, many more memories. There will als...

Wark Tops Stand Pillar Poll Wednesday, 26th Feb 2020 17:14 Town have announced the 12 players who will be featured on the pillars which run through the Sir Alf Ramsey Stand concourse with legend John Wark having topped the voting. Almost 2,000 season ticket holders responded to the club’s request for votes on “icons, heroes, legends of the club [from] across the years” to be featured on the pillars. Wark is joined by Mick Mills, Terry Butcher, Kevin Beattie, Paul Mariner, George Burley,...

Boss Paul Lambert accepted the Blues’ display as they drew 0-0 at home with lowly Northampton wasn’t good enough but said he wasn’t going to be “the only one to blame” and cited a longer term malaise at the club, although stopping short of blaming owner Marcus Evans for Towns decline.