In 1969, 20-year-old Lucille Butterworth disappeared while she was at a bus stop. Seven years later, murderer Geoffrey Charles Hunt confessed to Lucille's killing, but his confession wasn't taken seriously by the police. Forty years later, an inquest into the death of Lucille finds that Hunt was her most likely killer, but still the police didn't act. Adam Shand tells the story of one family's fight for justice, and uncovers some new evidence regarding Hunt.
