Couple Acquitted in 2002 Disappearance of Teen Amber Haigh

Robert and Anne Geeves were found not guilty of murdering the 19-year-old, whose body has never been found.

Amber Haigh, a 19-year-old with an intellectual disability, disappeared in June 2002 from New South Wales' Riverina region.
Robert and Anne Geeves, the last known people to see Amber alive, were accused of killing her to take custody of her baby.
The prosecution's case was undermined by unreliable witnesses and poor initial police investigations.
Justice Julia Lonergan ruled there was insufficient evidence to prove the couple's motive or involvement in Amber's disappearance.
Despite extensive investigations and a high-profile trial, the fate of Amber Haigh remains unresolved, leaving her family without closure.