Published 2 years ago

Domenic Perre found guilty of 1994 National Crime Authority bombing

Summary by Ground News

South Australian drug trafficker Domenic Perre has been found guilty of the 1994 National Crime Authority bombing in Adelaide. The daylight blast in Adelaide's CBD claimed the life of Detective Sergeant Geoffrey Bowen and seriously injured lawyer Peter Wallis. Justice Kevin Nicholson found Perre guilty of murder and attempted murder. The 65-year-old was already in custody on other charges.

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Sydney Morning Herald

Guilty verdict handed down in NCA letter bombing case that killed WA police officer

Domenic Perre has been convicted over the 1994 National Crime Authority letter bombing in Adelaide nearly three decades ago.

2 years ago·Sydney, Australia

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ABC Australia

'Today's verdict will allow us to move forward': Family, friends of NCA bombing victims praise Perre conviction

South Australian drug trafficker Domenic Perre has been found guilty of the 1994 National Crime Authority bombing, which killed Sergeant Geoffrey Bowen, with family saying, "justice has been served".

2 years ago·Australia

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The West Australian

Underworld figure guilty of bomb blast which killed WA cop

After almost three decades, justice has finally been served for the family of a WA police officer who was killed in a bomb blast in 1994, after the underworld figure responsible was convicted of his murder.

2 years ago

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