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Archived on Pandora by the National Library of Australia
"We totally believe they were murdered.” Sandra Annetts, 2009 During the hot Kimberley summer of 1986 two teenage boys set out for the seismic maze of the Great Sandy Desert. Months later their dismembered bodies were found. Wild dogs had chewed the flesh from their bones; desert camels had sucked out the marrow.
Twenty-three years later Norm Barber returned to the Kimberley to record the story not previously told.
Put 21°31'00.0"S 127°34'42.0"E into Google Earth to view the site where the remains of James Annetts and Simon Amos were found in the Great Sandy Desert Halls Creek police historical photographs Ethnographer Arthur Beau Palmer's photographs (Includes new Lenin Christie photograph) Jackeroo Dan Parry's photographs
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