Police offer $500,000 reward to help solve Dianne Angwin's 1997 cold case murder
Queensland Police have announced a $500,000 reward for information regarding the 1997 cold case murder of Dianne Mary Angwin. Investigators are re-examining the case, focusing on a previously undisclosed witness who may have known the identity of the assailant.
Why it matters
The reward highlights ongoing efforts by law enforcement to resolve long-standing cold cases through renewed public appeals and modern investigative reviews.
Police allege Dianne Angwin was fatally stabbed inside her Bowen unit on December 2, 1997. ( Supplied: QPS )
Queensland Police are offering a $500,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction over the alleged cold case murder of Dianne Mary Angwin.
Police say Ms Angwin was fatally stabbed in her Bowen unit on December 2, 1997.
Authorities are encouraging anyone with information to come forward.
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Dianne Mary Angwin was fatally stabbed in the neck inside her unit in Bowen on December 2, 1997.
Police believe Ms Angwin was woken during the night by an unknown male assailant, where she was then fatally stabbed.
No one has ever been charged over her murder.
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