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Premium Content Subscriber only The name Simone Strobel first crossed the desk of German journalist Manfred Schweidler 16 years ago, and he's been determined since then to find the answer to the question, "What happened to Simone?". The Northern Star has liaised with Mr Schweidler on the case since 2005, sharing a commitment to find out what happened to the 25-year-old kindergarten teacher, who died while on holiday in Lismore. Mr Schweidler is the crime reporter for Main Post, a newspaper from Wurzburg near Simone's home town of Rieden. Manfred Schweidler, a journalist from Germany, has b...

Second inquest into German backpacker Simone Strobel's death delayed, police still hopeful of arrest SunSunday 21 updated SunSunday 21 Simone Strobel's family is still waiting for answers about her death in February 2005. ( Share Print text only Cancel The policeman chasing a German backpacker's killer has vowed not to give up, despite further delays in his 16-year quest for justice. Key points: Police hope a second inquest into Simone Strobel's death may uncover enough evidence to lead to an arrest The German backpacker's body was found in Lismore on February 17, 2005 A coroner concluded she...

Premium Content Subscriber only The name Simone Strobel first crossed the desk of German journalist Manfred Schweidler 16 years ago, and he's been determined since then to find the answer to the question, "What happened to Simone?". The Northern Star has liaised with Mr Schweidler on the case since 2005, sharing a commitment to find out what happened to the 25-year-old kindergarten teacher, who died while on holiday in Lismore. Mr Schweidler is the crime reporter for Main Post, a newspaper from Wurzburg near Simone's home town of Rieden. Manfred Schweidler, a journalist from Germany, has b...

Premium Content Subscriber only Could Lismore's longest-running murder case, which has captured the attention of the locals, all hinge on a palm frond? German backpacker Simone Strobel's murder shook the Northern Rivers when her body was found her body was discovered on a nearby sports ground, hid under torn palm branches at night during a trip on February 11, 2005. Ms Strobel's body was found hid under torn palm branches and it is those same palm branches which could prove vital in the ongoing investigation into her death. According to information obtained by German newspaper Mainpost, ...

Today marks 16 years since German backpacker, Simone Strobel, was last seen alive in Lismore. The 25-year-old's body was found hidden under palm fronds at a sportsground near the Lismore caravan park, where she'd been staying. No charges have ever been laid over Miss Strobel's mur ... by Lachlan Grant | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather