Lyn's law: NSW to follow other states with 'no body, no parole' laws
The NSW government will move to strengthen laws around parole for convicted murders who do not reveal the location of the remains their victim.
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The NSW government will move to strengthen laws around parole for convicted murders who do not reveal the location of the remains their victim.
The NSW government will move to strengthen laws around parole for convicted murders who do not reveal the location of the remains their victim.
Sources have told Daily Mail Australia Dawson, 74, has lodged legal papers with the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal to appeal last month's conviction for murdering his first wife Lynette 40 years ago.
Lynette Dawson's family have spoken and shared hopes to find Lynette's body, in a new interview with Australian Story, amid Chris Dawson's guilty verdict.
Lynette Dawson’s mother asked that her diaries be destroyed when she died. She had no way of knowing how critical they would become 20 years later.