20 Aug 2021 |
12th anniversary of Sue’s arrest |
1-3 Mar 2021 |
Sue’s appeal heard in Supreme Court of Tasmania
Before Justices Wood, Estcourt and Pearce.
Sue’s legal team: Robert Richter QC, Chris Carr SC, Paul Smallwood, Paul Galbally.
Prosecution: DPP Darryl Coates SC and Jack Shapiro |
26 Jan 2021 |
12th anniversary of Bob Chappell’s disappearance |
2 Aug 2019 |
Sue Neill-Fraser lodges application for Appeal with fresh and compelling evidence |
21 Mar 2019 |
Sue Neill-Fraser granted Leave to Appeal by Justice Brett |
5-6 Feb 2019 |
Leave to Appeal continues, witnesses called |
31 Aug 2018 |
Leave to Appeal continues, witnesses called |
22-23 Aug 2018 |
Leave to Appeal continues, witnesses called |
8 Mar 2018 |
Leave to Appeal continues, witnesses called |
30 Oct - 1 Nov 2017 |
Leave to Appeal commences before Brett J, witnesses called |
31 Jan 2016 |
Sue Neill-Fraser lodges new appeal with new legal team, headed by Tom Percy QC |
2 Nov 2015 |
New Right to Appeal law passed in Tasmania. |
17 Jan 2014 |
Coroner’s findings supported trial outcome. |
7 Sept 2012 |
Refused leave to appeal to Australian High Court. |
6 Mar 2012 |
Appeal dismissed, sentence reduced from 26 to 23 years. |
11 Aug 2011 |
Court of Criminal Appeal hears Sue’s case. |
27 Oct 2010 |
Sue is sentenced to 26 years in prison. |
21 Sept 2010 |
Trial commences in Hobart and Sue is found guilty on October 15. |
7 Apr 2010 |
DNA of Person E, found on deck of Four Winds yacht, is reported as match to 'street kid' Meaghan Vass |
20 Aug 2009 |
Sue Neill-Fraser arrested, no bail. |
27 Jan 2009 |
6am Four Winds sinking on mooring, Sue’s dinghy found in different place near Rowing shed rocks. |
26 Jan 2009 |
Bob last seen alive by his sister Anne Sanchez at breakfast and by Sue (on board yacht Four Winds) early afternoon. |