In 1975, Nigel McAree was shot in the back of the head and decapitated at Governor Game Lookout in Sydney's Royal National Park. It was a horrific crime that shocked the nation. However, 50 years on, no one has been held accountable for the barbaric actions that stole a husband, father, uncle, and friend from those who loved him.

In this powerful episode, we speak with Nigel's niece, Narelle Spencer, about the enduring pain of her family's loss and their unwavering hope for answers.

With a $200,000 reward still on offer for information leading to a conviction, we are once again, in the 50th year since Nigel's murder, shining a light on his impactful life and his callous death. We hope that those who hold the missing pieces to this puzzle may come forward to provide answers for his family, who have already waited far too long.

Sharing this episode and Nigel's story could be the key to getting it to where it needs to be!

You could send this to a friend, maybe you know someone who lived in Sutherland, Wollongong or the surrounding areas during the 70's. That's a great place to start. 

Maybe you don't, but the friend you talk to about it might. Ask someone if they remember hearing about the Nigel McAree murder in the media.

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