After thirty-three painstaking years of constant investigation, Mary Wallace was brought to justice on the third of March, 2017. In the NSW supreme court, prosecutor Mark Hobart SC successfully utilised evidence presented by the police to prove, defendant Robert Adams guilty of murder and rape. In which, Adams was sentenced to a maximum of twenty years in prison.
In the initial police interview of Adams, he claimed he had sexual conduct with Ms Wallace in his car, when he fell asleep. However when he woke she had gone. Although, in the December of 2013, it was modern forensic technology that traced samples of Ms Wallace’s hair in the back of Adams vehicle. Adams was immediately charged with murder.
Before the murder of Ms Wallace, Adams
In the initial police interview of Adams, he claimed he had sexual conduct with Ms Wallace in his car, when he fell asleep. However when he woke she had gone. Although, in the December of 2013, it was modern forensic technology that traced samples of Ms Wallace’s hair in the back of Adams vehicle. Adams was immediately charged with murder.
Before the murder of Ms Wallace, Adams