Bronwyn ‘was not a runaway’
The family of missing NSW woman Bronwyn Winfield believe a lengthy letter she wrote before she vanished had been deliberately misconstrued to portray her as having mental health issues.
Matthew Condon
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Behind the underwater search for missing mum’s body
Women and men from all walks of life gathered at Lake Ainsworth united by a single purpose – to find the remains of Bronwyn Joy Winfield | Listen to episode 10.
‘He had his hands around my throat and was squeezing’
The first wife of Jon Winfield – former husband to missing Lennox Head mother Bronwyn Winfield – has claimed he choked and threatened to kill her during their fleeting marriage in the 1970s | NEW EPISODE
Family fears Bronwyn buried at house site
In a case riddled with theories, family and friends have not discounted that missing mother Bronwyn Winfield may have been buried three decades ago at building site in suburban Sydney | LISTEN
As tragic milestone passes, millions await justice for Bronwyn
Just last month the calendar recorded without fanfare that young mother Bronwyn Joy Winfield had been missing and presumed dead longer than she was ever alive. But her case is no longer forgotten. In fact, it’s roared back into public focus.
Her body may lie dumped in ‘dark lake’, says Bronwyn’s brother
The dark, tannin-stained waters of Lake Ainsworth near Lennox Heads on the NSW far north coast may be the last resting place of missing mother Bronwyn Winfield, according to relatives.
Bronwyn’s neighbour regrets not talking to cops
Murray Nolan is an all-round good bloke, and a small pocket of misjudgment three decades ago doesn’t in any way blemish that goodness. But it gnaws away at him | Episode 9 out now.
Police speak to ‘mummy’ witness in Bronwyn case
NSW Police have moved swiftly on The Australian’s bombshell revelations about the disappearance of Bronwyn Winfield, with specialist detectives interviewing a new eyewitness and visiting Bronwyn’s last known location | NEW EPISODE
Cop left stunned by police file on missing mother
From the moment Detective Sergeant Glenn Taylor read the paperwork on missing mum Bronwyn Winfield in 1998, he immediately saw red flags. Her inquest years later would be his last in a NSW police uniform.
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