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Quigley-McBridge argued that the water taxi passenger Hayden Morrissey had misidentified Scott Watson as the man in the water taxi with Smart and Hope under the influence of verbal and non-verbal cues from the Police. Crown lawyer Stuart Baker said it was misleading not to include Morrisey's admission that he had only seen the mystery yacht owner from behind in the Police report. The defence also argued that the "plastering" of Watson's face in the news media prior to his arrest for the murders may have influenced eyewitness descriptions of the suspect. On 11 June, forensic scientists Paige McElhinney and Sean Doyle argued that there were contamination and transference issues with the two hairs linked to Olivia Hope that were found on a blanket on Watson's yacht. During trial, the Crown had used this evidence to place Hope on Watson's boat. Watson's lawyer Nick Chisnall
268:, they boarded a passing water-taxi driven by bartender Guy Wallace. At the time, Wallace had three other passengers on board: Hayden Morresey, Sarah Dyer, and an unidentified man who would become crucial to the police investigation. The unidentified man offered the pair a place to sleep on what he said was his yacht. Wallace let Smart and Hope off with this man at the yacht, and then dropped off the two other passengers at their
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intention and motivation". It also states that the police failed to pursue leads to find the "mystery ketch" seen by many witnesses — including some witnesses who believe they saw a woman who could be Olivia Hope aboard. The head of the IPCA, Justice Lowell
Goddard said it was a difficult inquiry and "some actions of police fell short of best practice, and had the potential to influence witnesses".
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became known as the 'blink photo'. On 20 April 1998, Wallace was shown a new montage, known as montage B, containing the blink photo. Not realising this was Watson, Wallace said this could be the 'mystery' man on the boat - but said that while "the eyes were the same as the man he had seen on the night, the hair of the man in photograph 3 was too short and his appearance was generally too 'tidy'."
600:. The meetings were opposed by the Corrections Department and only took place after Watson requested a judicial review of the Corrections refusal. Each meeting lasted approximately three hours. During the interview, the pair discussed concerns they had over the investigation and trial, with Hope saying "We never got the truth. We haven't got the truth yet".
553:, that he lied in court. At the time he was receiving death threats from a gang member and was coming up for parole. Police visited him at least 10 times over a 12 month period leading up to the trial and pressured him into making false accusations in his testimony. Witness A said he "chose to help the police in the hope they would be able to save him".
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some locals began treating him with suspicion. People he knew began to think he was guilty and shunned him. He said that in the initial stages of the investigation, the police were desperate to arrest someone, and it could easily have been him: "I know in my heart of hearts, if he wasn't in there, I'd be doing time. It's just that simple."
642:, to provide advice on the application. She produced two reports on the case in 2011 and 2013. In summary, McDonald said: “nearly all of the ‘threads’ of the Crown’s circumstantial case have been undermined post trial” and therefore "there is no reasonable prospect that the Court of Appeal would uphold an appeal”.
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318:(Roz) McNeilly, who was bar manager at Furneaux Lodge on New Year's Eve, also identified Watson from the blink photo in montage B. Once she saw a picture of Watson taken that night showing him to be clean shaven, she also recanted, and signed an affidavit stating she had made a mistake identifying him.
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On this basis, the Board will not release Watson until he has had psychological treatment to address his risk of reoffending, which based on his murder convictions, has been assessed as high. In 2016, the Board noted that he still denies committing the murders, has refused to engage with
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man and ex-convict who had taken an interest in the Watson case. The application concerned the reliability of the evidence relating to two blonde hairs found on a blanket on Watson's boat. It included a report by forensic scientist Sean Doyle which questioned whether the hairs were really Hope's, and
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In 2010 journalist Keith Hunter and Scott's father, Chris Watson, made a complaint to the
Independent Police Conduct Authority about police conduct in the case. The complaint alleged that the head of the inquiry, Inspector Rob Pope, ignored relevant evidence, spread rumours about Scott Watson and his
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Hope said that when he confronted Watson over the pressing questions he had about his circumstances on
January 1, he said Watson went silent or he found his answers unconvincing. However, Mike White who was present during the interview said: "I don't think there was anything that Scott Watson evaded,
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that he felt "very uncomfortable about the way the Crown ran the case". Olivia's sister, Amelia was called to testify at the trial about friendship rings she and Olivia had exchanged. The prosecutor continued questioning her until she broke down in tears. Gerald Hope said "It was pure theatre and the
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However, in the following weeks there were a number of sightings of a two-masted ketch in the
Marlborough Sounds area reported to the police, including one account from a former police officer with 40 years' experience. A number of witnesses who came forward with sightings of a ketch were either told
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After the trial, Wallace was adamant the police misled him over the photo and said he believed Watson was innocent and he had inadvertently contributed to the incarceration of an innocent man. He maintained this position in multiple interviews and in an affidavit until his death in March 2021. Roslyn
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Watson's hearing at the Court of Appeal began on 10 June 2024. On 10 June, Watson's defence argued that the eyewitness evidence used in the murder trial was unreliable and that its admission as evidence led to a miscarriage of justice. The defence's eyewitness identification evidence experts Gary L.
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Prior to his arrest, the media were free to report police comments and actions which demonstrated that Watson was the prime suspect without fear of jeopardising a fair trial. They arrested him on 15 June 1998, six months after his yacht was pulled from the water in full view of bystanders and media.
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Wallace was subsequently shown two photographs of Watson in montages when he was interviewed by police on 9 January 1998 but he said he did not recognise anyone in the photographs. Police then changed the photo of Watson in the montage using a different one in which he had his eyes half closed. This
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On 12 June 2024, Watson's lawyers continued challenging the reliability of the forensic evidence found on Watson's yacht. In their closing arguments, his lawyers also reiterated calls for the overturning of Watson's conviction without a retrial. Crown lawyer
Madeleine Laracy argued that speculation
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had appeared "out of the blue" late in the trial, stating "To prohibit the Crown from promoting a rational theory, for which there was supporting evidence, consistent with the whole nature and thrust of its case, would be a drastic step, and one to be taken only where the interests of justice would
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Police denied starting these rumours, but Gerald Hope (Olivia's father), says the police constantly told him and his family how bad the
Watsons were. Watson was advised by his lawyer not to speak publicly so the media relied entirely on one-sided comments from the police and the victims' families.
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Rumours about the Watson family began to swirl in the small town of Picton, as well as in national media. Later, Watson would accuse police of influencing media coverage of the case, suggesting they leaked rumours to reporters that his family were criminals, that he was a guilty man and that he had
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police treated the investigation as a missing-persons case, but it soon became apparent that the disappearance was suspicious and out of character for the duo. Detective
Inspector Rob Pope was appointed to take charge of the investigation on the 5th January and a mix of police staff from across the
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Witness B said he and Watson interacted on numerous occasions and became good friends in
Addington Prison. In fact, witness B was never in the same cell as Watson and "had little opportunity to develop any close relationship with Watson such that a confession might be made". It was later revealed
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of Watson and his family from February until his arrest, in an investigation known as "Operation Celt". Police recorded 70-plus hours of conversations and during that time they regularly fed Watson’s former girlfriend questions to ask hoping he would incriminate himself. Watson was described by a
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Wallace said he felt tremendous pressure from police and the media during the investigation. He was interrogated by the detectives from Christchurch CIB who initially suggested he was somehow responsible for the disappearance of the teenagers. As a result of accusations against him by the police,
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The report was highly critical of aspects of the investigation, led by present Deputy Commissioner Rob Pope. It states that the photograph montages used by police breached so many rules it "exposed the integrity of the investigation to justifiable criticism and to the drawing of inferences about
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cm hole in the evidence bag containing Olivia's hair which could add to the risk of contamination. Vintiner testified at the trial that cross contamination is an explanation that "needs to be considered". The accuracy of the hair testing has been questioned by other experts during appeals in the
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2015, Watson attended parole for the first time. He has now appeared before the board four times and been declined parole on each occasion. When declining parole in 2016, the Board made it clear that it "does not determine questions of guilt or innocence. Nor do we act as some sort of Court of
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with other partygoers. The pair accepted an offer from a stranger to stay aboard his yacht in the early hours of the morning, and it was the last time they were seen alive. The disappearance of the duo sparked one of the most publicised and controversial investigations in New Zealand's history.
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because of continuing concern about the reliability of the forensic testing used to show the two hairs found on a blanket belonged to Olivia. In May 2022, the Court also agreed that when the hearing goes ahead, Watson would be allowed to challenge whether the controversial eyewitness evidence
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Much of the Crown's case was circumstantial and largely relied on testimony from two prison informants, one of whom later admitted he lied, and the identification of Watson by Guy Wallace and Roz McNeilly – both of whom subsequently presented affidavits claiming the police had misled them. No
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or "new possibilities" did not count as cogent evidence. She defended the Crown's evidence during the 1998 trial and argued that the defence's evidence did not challenge the trial evidence. Justice Christine French said that the Court of Appeal would take several months to reach a decision.
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In his police statements on the third and fifth of January, Guy Wallace (the driver of the water taxi) described the unknown man with whom Hope and Smart left his water-taxi as having two days growth on his face, possibly arm tattoos, wiry build, 5'9", short dark wavy hair, being scruffy in
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fingerprints of the victims were found on Watson's boat. The only physical evidence produced at the trial related to some human hair found on Watson's boat, which was subject to DNA testing. The most damning testimony came from the two prison informants, described as Witness A & B.
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Later in the investigation, lead investigator Rob Pope would say that Watson "stood out like dog's balls" and "had the right sort of agenda and pedigree", apparently referring to his criminal record. Watson had 48 criminal convictions at the time, mainly from when he was a teenager for
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A crucial aspect of the prosecution case came from two prisoners whose names were suppressed and were referred to as Witnesses A & B. They both claimed they met Watson in prison when he was on remand and said he told them he was responsible for Ben and Olivia's disappearance.
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a.m. on New Year's Day with Ben and Olivia's bodies; that Watson dumped them into Cook Strait, returned to Erie Bay and lied about the time he arrived. A number of witnesses testified that they saw the boat at different times during the day. Another witness said the
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The main plank of the Crown's case was that Watson invited Smart and Hope to sleep on his yacht in the early hours of 1 January 1998 – and that this was the last time they were seen. Another water-taxi driver, Don Anderson, testified that he dropped Watson at the
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The investigation featured requests for information from the public, significant numbers of interviews across the country and months of extensive searches of the waters surrounding the Endeavour Inlet. Despite this, no bodies were ever found.
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family, swore false affidavits to obtain search warrants; and that the police 'bought' or pressured two prisoners into telling lies in court and that they deliberately or accidentally contaminated the hair samples found in Watson's boat.
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2000. Three Appeal Court judges heard submissions from both the defence and the prosecution, but decided there was no new evidence to recommend a second trial. They disregarded the defence's submission that the prosecution's so-called
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2023 but no decisions have been published by the NZ Parole Board, indicating that the parole board administration has decided to "postpone a further parole board hearing beyond the maximum of two years that ordinarily applies".
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an incestuous relationship with his sister. Gerald Hope, Olivia's father, also asserted that the police deliberately leaked details of Watson's criminal history and were responsible for the unsubstantiated suggestions of incest.
684:(related to the 'blink photo') was properly obtained and should have been heard by the jury at his trial. In August 2022, Watson's appeal was delayed until 2023. On 8 March 2023, the appeal hearing was delayed again until 2024.
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their information was not wanted, or their statements were not followed up. Former detective Mike Chappell, who worked on the case, later claimed officers were told not to follow up sightings of two-masted ketches.
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and executed search warrants on the homes of his parents and sister. During the interview, one week into the investigation, Fitzgerald made it clear that police considered Watson their main suspect.
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when he was 16. Watson had been imprisoned for two short periods in 1989 and 1990, but had seemingly cleaned up his act in his 20's, having just one conviction in the eight years leading up to 1998.
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was small, had a steel (not timber) hull, no portholes, no blue strip, and had only one mast. Police analysed thousands of photos taken on New Year's Eve and interviewed all of the boat
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or didn't want to answer. He was very open." White added that Hope has had doubts about the case for a long time and that Hope rejects crucial evidence that led to Watson's conviction.
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When interviewed by Mike White 18 years later, Watson said: "Every comment he'd made was reinterpreted to sound sinister, every action he'd taken was twisted to seem suspicious".
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at Furneaux Lodge, located in the Endeavour Inlet of the Marlborough Sounds, with 1500–2000 other partygoers. Hope had travelled to the lodge with a group on a chartered yacht,
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regarding the hair, suggesting Vintiner may have mixed up the hair samples by examining known hair from Olivia on the same table and day as she examined the samples taken from
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2020, it was announced that his case would be referred back to New Zealand's Court of Appeal. The case remains the subject of on-going speculation in New Zealand as a possible
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in which he focused on purported mistakes in the police case concerning the location of the boat where the couple disembarked from the water taxi with the mystery man.
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period of seventeen years. Watson told the jury "You're wrong" when the verdict was read out in court and has continued to insist he is innocent since conviction.
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shirt with jeans. Wallace maintained that the man on his taxi was the same man he and other staff had served in the lounge bar earlier in the evening.
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Author John Goulter described the evidence of Witnesses A and B as a "bombshell" and said it had a dramatic impact on everyone in court.
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broadcast in 2016, Massey University law professor Chris Gallavin questioned whether Watson was proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt.
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in 2004. They separated in 2007. At his parole hearing in 2020, the Board noted that he was supported by his partner of 16 years.
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Department psychologists, and so his risk of re-offending could not be treated. His next hearing had been set for October
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police representative as "smug" during these conversations, but never said anything to indicate he was involved.
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criticised the way the hair samples were handled at the time of the original trial. The application was denied.
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Watson also alleged that the police followed and intimidated members of his family. Police obtained warrants to
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in which he examines the investigation, questioning the actions of police and Watson's innocence respectively.
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about the case and questioning Watson's conviction. In a 2006, he published a follow-up book about the case,
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1736:"ADVICE ON SCOTT WATSON'S APPLICATION FOR THE EXERCISE OF THE ROYAL PREROGATIVE OF MERCY"
2100:"Scott Watson appeal: Forensic scientist's technique, 'personal preferences' questioned"
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1025:"Scott Watson, convicted of murder of Ben Smart and Olivia Hope, granted new appeal"
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Ben Smart and Olivia Hope were reported missing on 2 January 1998. Initially the
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2236:"Scott Watson: Lawyers ask for appeal to be allowed but no retrial ordered"
1271:"Murder in the Sounds: what really happened to Ben Smart and Olivia Hope?"
2035:"Scott Watson trial: Some eyewitness descriptions unreliable, court told"
1967:"Scott Watson's appeal in controversial Sounds murder case delayed again"
1901:"Scott Watson allowed to challenge controversial identification evidence"
1234:"How Guy Wallace became the crucial witness in the Sounds murder mystery"
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2133:"Questions raised around two crucial hairs found on Scott Watson's boat"
1882:"Marlborough Sounds killer Scott Watson denied parole for a fourth time"
2068:"Key identification of Scott Watson as mystery man unreliable - expert"
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Elementary 2.0: The Unreleased Police Evidence on the Scott Watson Case
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Trial by Trickery: Scott Watson, the Sounds Murders and the Game of Law
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2199:"Scott Watson appeal: Hair 'could be from Olivia's maternal relative'"
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whole thing must have had a huge emotional effect on the jurors".
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p.m. and that when it arrived, Watson was the only occupant.
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and has been the subject of several books and documentaries.
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Scott Watson and my fears for justice – our collective shame
2268:"Decision on Scott Watson appeal could take months - judge"
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Appeal from decisions of the criminal justice system".
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1660:Mike White interviwed by Hilary Barry on Breakfast
742:Ben and Olivia – What Really Happened?, Elementary
27:New Zealand murder case where no bodies were found
1483:Bingham, Eugene; Horwood, Alison (30 June 2000).
1044:Explainer: the controversial case of Scott Watson
929:(Auckland: Howling at the Moon Publishing, 2016)
912:(Auckland: Howling at the Moon Publishing, 2016)
823:(Auckland: Howling At The Moon Publishing, 1999)
572:1999 after an eleven-week trial and sentenced to
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2299:Story Behind Ben And Olivia's Disappearance Told
568:Watson was convicted of the murders in September
1790:"Convicted murderer behind Scott Watson appeal"
1329:Sounds murders mystery ketch sighting 'ignored'
1289:"Water-taxi man sticks with his ketch evidence"
1507:"Witness confesses: I lied about Scott Watson"
2446:"Wife of Sounds killer to get jailhouse baby"
1764:IPCA dismisses complaints over Sounds inquiry
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1863:"Sounds murderer Scott Watson declined bail"
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1343:"Scott Watson says he'll never get justice"
289:case code-named "Operation Tam" (short for
2003:"Scott Watson heading back to court today"
1574:"Doubts about Olivia's DNA in murder case"
1439:"IPCA: Complaints regarding Operation Tam"
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2529:"Guilty of harassment – crime – national"
1056:Scott Watson says he'll never get justice
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799:List of murder convictions without a body
2560:Article by Ian Wishart published in 2018
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1814:Livingston, Tommy (26 November 2017).
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1361:"Lone drifter seethed with resentment"
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1426:Mike White interview with Paul Henry
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2478:"Scott Watson loses assault appeal"
1847:Young, Sir Ron (30 November 2021).
804:List of solved missing person cases
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2234:Hutton, Catherine (12 June 2024).
2164:Hutton, Catherine (11 June 2024).
1702:"No royal pardon for Scott Watson"
1572:Savage, Jared (23 December 2007).
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1880:Young, Conan (30 November 2021).
438:June 1999 and concluded when the
2444:Stephen Cook (28 October 2007).
1672:Milne, Rebecca (15 March 2009).
1592:"Cellmate says Watson confessed"
1485:"Brother declined sailing offer"
1464:Savage, Jared (6 January 2008).
1402:"The Case Against Scott Watson".
1104:– via freescottwatson.org.
537:years following Watson's trial.
524:Watson's counsel questioned the
2585:Deaths by person in New Zealand
2197:Norman, Cushla (12 June 2024).
1390:. Now To Love. 28 January 2016.
851:(Auckland: Tandem Press, 2001)
837:(Auckland: Random House, 2000)
778:Watson married Coral Branch in
240:Disappearance of Smart and Hope
2336:"Doubt: The Scott Watson Case"
1932:White, Mike (19 August 2022).
1626:White, Mike (18 August 2022).
1544:, NZ Herald, 23 December 2007.
1363:. 30 June 2000. Archived from
700:Books, documentaries and media
345:Police seized Watson's sloop,
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2355:, NZ Herald, 23 February 2013
2323:Trial by Trickery book review
1725:, NZ Herald, 14 December 2008
1700:Andrea Vance (10 July 2013).
1650:, NZ Herald, 13 December 2016
1525:"One hair yields DNA profile"
1384:"Scott Watson: The Interview"
1260:, NZ Herald, 2 November 2008.
1232:White, Mike (23 March 2021).
1091:White, Mike (December 2007).
2531:. Stuff.co.nz. 23 March 2012
2131:Kenny, Jake (11 June 2024).
2066:Kenny, Jake (10 June 2024).
1965:White, Mike (8 March 2023).
1341:White, Mike (31 July 2020).
1001:White, Mike (26 June 2020).
945:television documentary, 2016
941:Doubt: The Scott Watson Case
887:"Who killed Ben and Olivia?"
867:television documentary, 2003
731:Doubt: The Scott Watson Case
729:In a television documentary
480:The prosecution claimed the
145:Justice Dick Heron presiding
2547:. Stuff.co.nz. 6 March 2015
1899:White, Mike (25 May 2022).
1416:, NZ Herald, 1 January 2023
1182:, NZ Herald, 1 January 2018
1023:Leahy, Ben (26 June 2020).
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2366:Scott WATSON - 06/12/2016
1849:"Scott WATSON 30/11/2021"
1778:, Newshub, 13 August 2010
1674:"Pardon plea from Watson"
1428:, 3News, 15 November 2015
1319:, stuff 23 September 2017
1207:McDonald, Kristy (2011).
1046:, Stuff, 18 November 2015
584:Gerald Hope's perspective
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365:The focus on Scott Watson
306:appearance and wearing a
1662:, TVNZ 11 December 2016.
1331:, NZ Herald, 24 Feb 2008
1258:Watson: Case 'dissolved'
301:The focus on Guy Wallace
176:with the possibility of
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2395:, RNZ, 14 December 2020
2377:Parole Board decision,
2301:, Scoop, 10 April 2000.
1068:The Marlborough mystery
849:The Marlborough Mystery
713:The Marlborough Mystery
2483:The New Zealand Herald
2451:The New Zealand Herald
2379:Scott WATSON 3/12/2020
2364:Parole Board decision
2241:The New Zealand Herald
2171:The New Zealand Herald
1679:The New Zealand Herald
1216:NZ Ministry of Justice
1058:, Stuff, 1 August 2020
143:June to September 1999
127:Ben Smart, Olivia Hope
91:-41.093599, 174.187584
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2600:Murder in New Zealand
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1766:, RNZ 13 August 2010
1723:Pope probe continues
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1093:"Sounds of Disquiet"
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2342:. September 2016.
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