After picking up the baby’s bed from Haigh’s flat, Robert Geeves told neighbour, ‘It’s mine, I paid for it’
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The man accused of murdering Amber Haigh took a bassinet from the young mother’s flat so she could not use it for their baby, telling the neighbour “it’s mine, I paid for it”, a court has heard.
Robert and Anne Geeves are on trial at the New South Wales supreme court for the murder of Haigh, who was 19 when she vanished without trace from the New South Wales Riverina area in July 2002, leaving behind her five-month-old son fathered by Robert. Both Robert and Anne Geeves have pleaded not guilty.
Continue reading…After picking up the baby’s bed from Haigh’s flat, Robert Geeves told neighbour, ‘It’s mine, I paid for it’Listen to Guardian Australia’s podcast Who Cared? The disappearance of Amber Haigh in the Full Story podcast feedGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe man accused of murdering Amber Haigh took a bassinet from the young mother’s flat so she could not use it for their baby, telling the neighbour “it’s mine, I paid for it”, a court has heard.Robert and Anne Geeves are on trial at the New South Wales supreme court for the murder of Haigh, who was 19 when she vanished without trace from the New South Wales Riverina area in July 2002, leaving behind her five-month-old son fathered by Robert. Both Robert and Anne Geeves have pleaded not guilty.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup Continue reading…