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Marea Yann had settled into her evening routine on September 29, 2003. Relaxing on the couch ready to enjoy her favourite TV shows, the grandmother had much to look forward to. Her 70th birthday was just a few weeks away and celebrations were being planned with her three children, grandkids, and hordes of friends. Tragically, the festivities never eventuated as Marea was bludgeoned to death with 22 blows. Found the next morning, detectives called her brutal murder one of the worst crime scenes...

The family of Marea Yann, who was murdered inside her Victorian home nearly two decades ago, have described what it feels like to know theres a fresh police push to find answers, as the detective taking over the case believes "it can be solved". 

Marea Yann was found dead in an armchair in her loungeroom in September 2003, and had suffered extensive head and upper body injuries, Victoria Police say.

Homicide detectives have revisited the investigation into the death of Healesville woman Marea Yann in 2003. A $1 million reward for information is being offered.

Homicide detectives have announced a $1 million reward for information relating to Marea Yann who was murdered inside her Victorian home close to 20 years ago.

The family of a mother-of-three who was bludgeoned to death insider her home have emotionally pleaded for information to solve the almost two-decade cold case.

Mrs Yann, 69, was found on the morning of September 30, 2003, by a gardener working at her home in Healesville, in the Yarra Ranges, northeast of Melbourne.

The truth has a strange way of worming its way to the surface. It might take months, years, a lifetime, but in my experience, the truth always wins. Injustice gnaws at the marrow, sits uneasy in the soul, we are hard wired for fairness and entitled enough to demand it.