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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Ben Doherty

Was Amber Haigh murdered? More than 20 years on, a judgment will be delivered

Image of Amber Haigh holding her baby sitting next to Robert Geeves, supplied by the Office of The Director of Public Prosecutions NSW.
Amber Haigh, Robert Geeves and their child. The Geeveses have pleaded not guilty to Haigh’s murder and have maintained they never harmed her and have no knowledge about her disappearance. Photograph: ODPP NSW

The enduring mystery of the disappearance of Amber Haigh faces a key reckoning on Monday morning, with judgment in a trial for her murder.

Haigh, who had an intellectual disability, vanished without trace from the New South Wales Riverina in June 2002, leaving behind her five-month-old son.

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