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Australian police searching for the body of murdered backpacker Peter Falconio have renewed their appeal for help to find his remains.Australian police searching for the body of murdered backpacker Peter Falconio have renewed their appeal for help to find his remains.
The 28-year-old was shot dead when he and his girlfriend Joanne Lees were ambushed near Alice Springs in 2001. His body was never found.The 28-year-old was shot dead when he and his girlfriend Joanne Lees were ambushed near Alice Springs in 2001. His body was never found.
In 2005 Bradley Murdoch was found guilty of murdering Mr Falconio.In 2005 Bradley Murdoch was found guilty of murdering Mr Falconio.
Northern Territory Police has renewed its appeal for information on the 15th anniversary of his death.Northern Territory Police has renewed its appeal for information on the 15th anniversary of his death.
Acting Deputy Commissioner Lance Godwin urged Murdoch to "consider the heartache of the Falconio family" and give up the location of the body.Acting Deputy Commissioner Lance Godwin urged Murdoch to "consider the heartache of the Falconio family" and give up the location of the body.
"We are continuing to search for Mr Falconio and will do so until he is found," he added."We are continuing to search for Mr Falconio and will do so until he is found," he added.
Murdoch was jailed for a minimum of 28 years after he was convicted of murdering Mr Falconio, from Huddersfield, and assaulting Ms Lees.Murdoch was jailed for a minimum of 28 years after he was convicted of murdering Mr Falconio, from Huddersfield, and assaulting Ms Lees.
He has always denied he was the killer.He has always denied he was the killer.
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Last month, legislation preventing convicted murderers from becoming eligible for parole if they reveal the location of their victim, was passed by the Northern Territory Government. Last month, legislation preventing convicted murderers from becoming eligible for parole unless they reveal the location of their victim was passed by the Northern Territory Government.
Murdoch's case is the only one in the Northern Territory affected by the change.Murdoch's case is the only one in the Northern Territory affected by the change.
Colleen Gwynne, the police officer who lead the investigation, told ABC news she feared Murdoch would never confess.Colleen Gwynne, the police officer who lead the investigation, told ABC news she feared Murdoch would never confess.
She said: "Do I think he'll disclose: no I don't. He maintains he is innocent to this day and the arrogance of the man astounds me."She said: "Do I think he'll disclose: no I don't. He maintains he is innocent to this day and the arrogance of the man astounds me."