‘I couldn’t account for it’: Sue Neill-Fraser opens up on lies to police after partner vanished

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Sue Neill-Fraser gave her first interview since spending 13 years in prison for murder. The Tasmanian grandmother admitted to lying to police after her partner disappeared. She continues to maintain that she is innocent. She also stated that she fears for her own safety.

In her first interview since serving 13 years in jail for murder, the Tasmanian grandmother maintains her innocence and says she fears for her safety.

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