Deceased
Graeme John Weekes
Demographics
unknown
Date of death
1999-06-12
Finding date
2011-04-05
Cause of death
Murdered by infliction of head and chest injuries by person or persons unknown
AI-generated summary
This is an inquest into the disappearance and presumed murder of Graeme John Weekes, who disappeared on the night of 12–13 June 1999 from Toormina, NSW. The Deputy State Coroner found that Weekes was murdered by infliction of head and chest injuries by a person or persons unknown. Despite criminal investigation involving multiple named persons of interest (Laurence Page, Jarrod Stephan, Rutherven Davidson), the perpetrator was never identified. The coroner recommended the police investigation remain open and that further publicity be given to the reward offer. The case remains unsolved.
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