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Wife of Fugitive Gunman Breaks Silence After 3 Months
7 Dec
Summary
- Wife of fugitive Dezi Freeman seen for first time in over three months.
- New details suggest Freeman's phone pinged near Porepunkah airfield.
- Police suspect fugitive may be dead after extensive body search.
Mali Freeman, wife of fugitive gunman Dezi Freeman, has been seen publicly for the first time since her husband disappeared over three months ago. She was observed near the scene of the alleged killing of two police officers in Victoria's High Country, appearing outwardly calm. However, those close to her describe her as a "broken woman living in fear," overwhelmed by becoming a solo parent and losing her home.
Fresh details indicate Dezi Freeman's phone was active near Porepunkah airfield shortly after he allegedly killed two officers and fled. Police conducted an extensive search for his body, now suspecting he may have died. His wife and eldest son are providing each other with support as they navigate the uncertainty.
The family remains in limbo, unsure of Dezi Freeman's fate. His wife is reportedly terrified of community judgment and the possibility of arrest. With their lives on hold, the family grapples with the ongoing trauma and the profound impact of the fugitive's disappearance.
