Australia Mima McKim-Hill Documentary

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My name is Bee Jamieson, I am a journalist and filmmaker from Adelaide, Australia. I am looking for any information on the murder of Mima McKim-Hill in order to create a documentary about her murder.

In Rockhampton, Queensland on March 26 1967, Mima's brutally murdered and sexually assaulted body was found on the side of the road after being missing for 17 days. She had a co-workers tie wrapped around her neck. Her murder remains unsolved.

My Grandmother was 18 at the time, working with one of Mima's friends at the local hospital. If anyone has any resources regarding Mima, I would love to hear from you.
 
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