Australia Amanda Byrnes, 23, St Kilda, Melbourne, Vic, Found Dead, 7th April 1991

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Police believe a car seen with legs hanging out of a passenger door could hold the key to solving the murder of a woman in St Kilda 31 years ago.

A fresh appeal has been launched for information that could help solve the murder of 23-year-old Amanda Byrnes.

A $1 million reward has been offered by police investigating the death of Ms Byrnes, who was found dead at Elwood Park in Melbourne's inner south-east in April 1991.
 
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