Amber Haigh

Police say inquiries are ongoing and that they expect to lay charges against a man and a woman who were arrested in NSW this morning over the 2002 ...

He said Ms Haigh was a "lovely person" and the news of the arrests was "excellent". "Police will allege in the facts Amber met her demise in the Harden-Young area and never made it to Sydney. - Police seized a vehicle near the Victorian border last week, when they also increased the reward for information on the disappearance to $1m

Police have announced a man and woman have been arrested by Homicide Squad detectives investigating the suspicious disappearance of 19-year-old woman Amber ...

"Despite extensive investigations by police over the years - including numerous public appeals and a reward for information - Amber has not been located and the circumstances of her disappearance remain undetermined," Police said. Updated: Video released as two arrested over disappearance of Amber Haigh Video

Married couple Robert and Anne Geeves, both 61, were arrested over the disappearance of the 19-year-old in 2002.

At the age of 18, Amber took up with Robert and Anne Geeves in a property called Huntley, in Kingsvale, an isolated rural pocket. In the witness box, they all dismissed it as drunken babble. She was put in a shredding machine, people said.

Two people have been arrested as part of an investigation into the suspicious disappearance of teen mother, Amber Haigh in 2002.

The car was originally owned by the couple at the time of the disappearance and police confirmed they are considering the possibility the vehicle may have been used during the alleged murder. Decades on and detectives have made a major breakthrough. Police allege the couple were also residing in a Kingsvale residence at the time of the disappearance.

A man and woman have been arrested over the suspicious disappearance and suspected murder of teenage mother Amber Haigh almost 20 years ago.

In 2020, a formal review of the case was conducted under the Homicide Squad’s Unsolved Homicide framework and Strike Force Villamar II began a fresh investigation. A man and woman, both 61, were arrested at a property at the NSW town of Harden about 7.30am on Wednesday. A man and woman have been arrested in the NSW Riverina over the suspicious disappearance and suspected murder of teenage mother Amber Haigh almost 20 years ago.

A coronial inquest in 2011 found Ms Haigh died as a result of homicide or other misadventure in June 2002. In 2020, a formal review of the case was conducted ...

In 2020, a formal review of the case was conducted under the Homicide Squad’s Unsolved Homicide framework and Strike Force Villamar II began a fresh investigation. A man and woman, both 61, were arrested at a property at the town of Harden about 7.30am on Wednesday. A man and woman have been arrested in the NSW Riverina over the suspicious disappearance and suspected murder of teenage mother Amber Haigh almost 20 years ago.

Police have announced a man and woman have been arrested by Homicide Squad detectives investigating the suspicious disappearance of 19-year-old woman Amber ...

"Despite extensive investigations by police over the years - including numerous public appeals and a reward for information - Amber has not been located and the circumstances of her disappearance remain undetermined," Police said. Updated: Video released as two arrested over disappearance of Amber Haigh Video

Robert Geeves and his wife, Anne Geeves, both aged 61, were arrested at a property at Harden, in the state's south-west, about 7.30am today. · Ms Haigh had been ...

"The family is really keen to find the remains of Amber and put her to rest," Superintendent Doherty said. Superintendent Doherty said Ms Haigh's family were "ecstatic, elated and obviously highly emotional" over the arrests. "Police will allege in the facts later she never made it to Sydney," he said. Superintendent Doherty said police would allege Ms Haigh was killed in the Harden-Young area. "We will be alleging the man and woman, both 61, were residing in a property at Kingsvale at the time and police will allege they were responsible for the murder of Amber," Detective Superintendent Danny Doherty said earlier today. The arrests come just over a week after the reward for information in Ms Haigh's case was increased to $1 million.

Police have charged a married couple with the murder of 19-year-old Amber Haigh, whose son was just six months old when she disappeared in June 2002.

This afternoon they were both charged with the murder of 19-year-old Ms Haigh who, along with her six-month-old son, had been living with the couple at their home in Kingsvale, near Young, when she disappeared in June 2002. - Police seized a vehicle near the NSW-Victorian border last week, when they also increased the reward for information about Ms Haigh to $1 million - A married couple Ms Haigh was living with at the time she vanished has been charged with her murder

Police on Wednesday afternoon formally charged the 61-year-old man and woman arrested in Harden with the murder of Amber Haigh.

"The man and woman were both taken to Young Police Station and have since been charged with one count each of murder," Police said. "A man and woman have been charged with murder by Homicide Squad detectives investigating the suspicious disappearance of 19-year-old woman Amber Haigh, almost 20 years ago," a NSW Police spokesperson said. Police on Wednesday afternoon formally charged the 61-year-old man and woman arrested in Harden with the murder of Amber Haigh.

Robert Geeves, who is accused of the 2002 murder of Amber Haigh, allegedly bought a chainsaw after the 19-year-old's disappearance and discussed disposing ...

Other telephone intercepts referred to in court allegedly include Mr Geeves asking the co-accused not to "roll" on him and him saying that he did not want to go to jail. The court heard police would tender evidence that Mr Geeves purchased a chainsaw shortly after the alleged offence, as well as telephone intercepts that included the words, "have you taken the rest of her up there?" The couple charged with murder over the 2002 disappearance of 19-year old Amber Haigh from regional New South Wales have been refused bail as the court hears of telephone intercepts referring to how the body would be hidden.

A married couple have been charged with the murder of teen mum Amber Haigh who disappeared from New South Wales almost two decades ago.

Stream more local news live & on demand with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. The pair were taken to nearby Young Police Station and charged with murder. Ms Haigh and her six-month-old baby son had been living with the lovers in the regional NSW town of Kingsvale when she vanished on June 19, 2002. Amber Haigh vanished almost 20 years ago with the circumstances behind the disappearance not clear, but NSW Police have now charged a couple well-known to the young mum after a $1 million plea for information last week. Robert Samuel Geeves and Anne Margaret Geeves charged with the murder of young mum Amber Haigh in 2002