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Family 'live in fear' 40 years on from unsolved death

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  • Victoria Police have issued a fresh appeal for information about the disappearance of Albert Pisani, last seen in 1986. His remains were found eight months later in bushland near Driffield.
  • Police believe he met with foul play and that his killer has never been identified. A $1 million reward remains on offer for information leading to a conviction.
  • Prosecutors will consider indemnifying anyone who helps identify the offenders.
Family 'live in fear' 40 years on from unsolved death
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