Reward increased to $1,000,000 in Theresa Binge case

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NSW Police announced that after 22 years without any leads in the Theresa Binge case, they would be offering an up to $1,000,000 reward for any information that could lead to an arrest.

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00:00Teresa Binge was aged 43 at the time of her murder. She was last seen on midday Friday

00:09the 18th of July at the O'Shea Royal Hotel in Gundawindi in Queensland. Several days

00:17later on the 21st of July her family reported her missing to Queensland Police. About a

00:24week and a half later on July the 29th Teresa's body was located in the drainage culvert under

00:32the Boomey Road in New South Wales which is 12 kilometres south of where she was last seen in

00:38Gundawindi. Today I can announce that the New South Wales Government has increased the reward for this

00:47matter to one million dollars for any person who supplies information that leads to the arrest and

00:53conviction of persons responsible for this case. We just need answers. It's been 22 years too long.

01:01We just want justice for my mum. Detectives from the Unsolved Homicide Squad will be in

01:07Moree and Gundawindi and the surrounding areas for this whole week

01:11willing to speak to anyone who may have any information in relation to this matter.

01:24For now we want justice for all those activities treat homes who are walking from S мень

01:41we do not need to know that for these people. We rainfall for people

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