MELISSA HUNT
NSW Police Rewards Website
Melissa Hunt was 22-years old when she was found deceased near Burrenjim Dam on the 25th April 1994. After a post mortem examination, it was reveals she died of serve head injuries. Detectives have also been liaising with interstate law enforcement partners as we believe there are associates and witnesses residing in other states – including Queensland, Victoria and South Australia – that are yet to come forward and speak with police.
Melissa’s brother, Mr Peter Hallett, spoke to police
“Melissa was deeply loved by our family and we have never stopped missing her and desperately wishing that her life had not been cut short,”
“We should not just have memories of Melissa’s beautiful dark eyes, her mischievous laugh, musical talent, eye for detail, passion for writing and fierce love for her family and two children – we should all be able to hold her now.
“After 26 years of despairing grief, we are hoping that someone will come forward and help police identify those responsible for her death.
“Melissa was robbed of her life and of her right to know and love her children, and as a family we cannot rest until justice is served.”
Reward
The NSW Government, together with the NSW Police Force, has announced a $1 million reward for information into the murder of Hunter woman, Melissa Hunt