Found Deceased AUSTRALIA - Shyanne-Lee Tatnell, 14, last seen on Henry Street in Launceston, Tasmania, 30 April 2023 *arrest*

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Not specifically about Shyanne-Lee, but about the searches for her and others like her. Dogs who can find deceased people are highly trained, and the dogs with an aptitude for it aren't any specific breed or bloodline, just individual dogs who have a knack and a nose for it and the drive to go all day.

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'A privilege being able to assist': Cadaver dogs are some of Australia's most specialised canines. How are they trained?

For those tasked with finding human bodies, the bond between specially trained cadaver dog and handler is vital — and the physical and mental exhaustion will likely be worth it, if it can bring closure to those grieving for a loved one.
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'My heart is beyond repair': Mum's sorrow for Shyanne-Lee Tatnell at funeral for Tasmanian teenager

The mother of murdered 14-year-old Shyanne-Lee Tatnell says she will "never be free from the grief" of losing her daughter, as mourners farewelled the teen who was described as "strong willed and rebellious".
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Shyanne-Lee Tatnell, the 14-year-old Tasmanian girl whose disappearance and death has shocked the Tasmanian and wider community, has been farewelled at a funeral today.

A capacity crowd attended the service for Shyanne-Lee in her hometown of Burnie.

Looks like they had a great turnout, and there are some beautiful pictures.
 
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Shyanne-Lee Tatnell murder accused appears in court with more charges

Christopher Mark Jordan makes another court appearance in Launceston, facing new charges over a cannabis plant and the storage of ammunition.
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It was revealed in court that Mr Jordan was facing three new charges.

The first is failing to comply with prescribed storage of ammunition requirements.

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He has also been charged with possessing a controlled plant, cannabis, or its products and a count of possess a prohibited import.
 
Christopher Mark Jordan is yet to enter a plea against four charges: one count of murder, and three in relation to contraband drugs and firearms allegedly located at his property.
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Accused teen murderer back in court - 7HOFM

The 36-year-old Scottsdale man accused of killing teenager Shyanne-Lee Tatnell is set to return to court in Launceston today. Christopher...
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"He was charged with murder, failing to store ammunition correctly, possessing a controlled plant and possessing a prohibited import.

On Wednesday, Mr Jordan pleaded not guilty to murder, but did not enter a plea on the other charges."

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Man accused of murdering Tasmanian teen Shyanne-Lee Tatnell pleads not guilty

The man accused of killing teenager Shyanne-Lee Tatnell, who went missing in northern Tasmania last year, pleads not guilty to murder.
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