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National Crime Authority bombing victim was ‘suss’ about package, court documents reveal
National Crime Authority bombing victim Detective Sergeant Geoffrey Bowen was so suspicious of a large package that he checked it for wires before opening it, court documents reveal.
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The South Australian Supreme Court has released the transcript of two interviews that police conducted with bombing survivor Peter Wallis while he was recovering at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Justice Kevin Nicholson also released footage of police walking through the debris of the NCA office in Adelaide that exploded on March 2, 1994.
Accused bomber, 63-year-old Domenic Perre, has pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder over the blast and is facing a six-month trial without a jury.
In his statement released by the court, lawyer Mr Wallis…
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