"THE father of Claremont murder victim Sarah Spiers has begged her killer to show where his daughters body is buried and end the familys years of torment.Perth shearer Don Spiers revealed that 21 years after his teenage daughter vanished and is presumed to have been murdered the pain inflicted by the killers selfish act has been extreme.
Its as though my stomach has been cut open and fallen on the ground and Ive been walking in it for 20 years, he told*Nine News in Perth.
I cant express strongly enough how someones life can be changed and how torment can be implemented for so long because of someones selfish behaviour.
To think that time will make us feel better, it doesnt.
Because at the moment my wifes and my anxiety and torment is as large as its ever been.
Give us back our Sarah.
The love that she expressed to us and the love that we expressed to her were what made us happy and content in our lives, and since we lost her that has disappeared.
Sarah Spiers was an 18-year-old country girl who had moved to Perth, studied at a business college and found work as a secretary with a town planning company.
Late on Australia Day 1996, Ms Spiers was enjoying the last drinks and fun of her young life.
Australia Day fell on a Friday in 1996, and Ms Spiers had gone with her closest girlfriends to the Ocean Beach Hotel in the Perth beachside suburb of Cottesloe.
Around midnight, Ms Spiers elder sister Amanda picked the girls up and dropped them a suburb away, in Claremont at the popular Club Bay View.
Just before 2am, Ms Spiers told a friend she was tired and going to get a taxi home to the house she shared with her sister.
Ms Spiers walked out to a nearby phone box and booked a taxi. It was 2.06am.
Two men in a passing car saw a woman resembling Ms Spiers description waiting on the corner of Stirling Highway and Stirling Road in Claremont
But when the taxi arrived, she had vanished and has not been seen alive since.
The following day, Don Spiers and his wife Carol knew immediately their daughter had met with foul play, so strong was the loving bond in their family.
Now 67, Mr Spiers has never given up looking for Sarah even if the search sometimes drove him to the brink of despair."
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