Two more sightings of fugitive in FNQ
Two further calls have come in to police from Far North residents who claimed to have seen fugitive Graham Potter.
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- Police investigate sightings of Australia's most wanted man in FNQ
- Inside the hide out of convicted killer and fugitive Graham Potter
TWO further calls have come in to police from Far North residents who claimed to have seen fugitive Graham Potter.
The 61-year-old who served 15 years jail for decapitating a 19-year-old woman was last seen in Tully in 2010 when he fled from a police intercept six months after he failed to show up to a Melbourne court appearance where he was charged with conspiring to murder a Victorian underworld figure.
Police have released fresh photos in a bid to locate him.
Tully police Sergeant Rod Stanley said they had two further calls yesterday with people claiming to have seen him in Cardwell, but these could not be substantiated. A $100,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to Potter’s capture.
Originally published as Two more sightings of fugitive in FNQ
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