‘I lost a part of myself’: hope for answers as Amber Haigh murder trial begins 22 years after she disappeared

Amber Haigh was 19 when she disappeared in June 2002. On Monday, Robert and Anne Geeves go on trial in Wagga Wagga, accused of her murder. They have pleaded not guilty Photograph: Supplied

For two long, lonely decades, Rosalind Wright has not stopped searching for answers about what happened to her lost daughter.

“I lost a part of myself when Amber went missing,” she said years after her daughter vanished, “not knowing where she is or what happened to her.”