The Amber Haigh Murder Trial: Prosecution's Closing Arguments

This chapter examines the closing submissions by the Crown Prosecutor in the murder trial of Amber Haigh, who vanished in June 2002. The prosecutor argues that the accused, Robert and Ann Jeeves, exhibited dangerous dynamics and motive, pointing to evidence that suggests Amber may have died before she was reported missing. The chapter further explores the complexities of the trial, including witness testimonies and the defense's position, highlighting the ongoing legal battle surrounding Amber's case.