Outback murder mystery What happened to Ray and Jennie Kehlet? The Australian

Raymond And Jennie Kehlet. Jennie and Raymond Kehlet inquest Coroner rules man was victim of homicide On 19 March 2015 Mr Raymond Kehlet and Mrs Jennie Kehlet left their farm in Beverley with their dog on a planned prospecting trip to Sandstone with a friend and colleague Raymond and Jennie Kehlet went camping 30km south of Sandstone, in WA's Mid West, in March 2015 but never returned home.

In March 2015, Raymond and Jennie travelled with a third party to a location known as 'Bells Camp', which is 30km south of Sandstone In 2015, Raymond Keith Kehlet (Raymond) and Jennie Anne Kehlet (Jennie) were 47 and 49 years old respectively and resided in Beverley

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Jennie, 49, and Raymond Kehlet, 47, were last seen near the town of Sandstone, about 700km north-east of Perth, in 2015 after setting out find gold on a 10-day camping trip. A number of "items of interest" are recovered from a disused gold mine amid what police are now calling an unsolved double murder case in the Western Australian Mid West. Raymond and Jennie Kehlet went camping 30km south of Sandstone, in WA's Mid West, in March 2015 but never returned home.

Jennie and Raymond Kehlet mystery DPP decide not to…. It's been 10 years since Raymond and Jennie Kehlet set off on a camping trip 700 kilometres north-east of Perth, and vanished. A witness speaking publicly for the first time may have seen the person who killed prospector Ray Kehlet in outback Western Australia in 2015, which is a significant development in one of Australia's most haunting homicide cases

Jennie and Raymond Kehlet mystery DPP decide not to prosecute murder of amateur prospector. Jennie, 49, and Raymond Kehlet, 47, were last seen near the town of Sandstone, about 700km north-east of Perth, in 2015 after setting out find gold on a 10-day camping trip. On 19 March 2015 Mr Raymond Kehlet and Mrs Jennie Kehlet left their farm in Beverley with their dog on a planned prospecting trip to Sandstone with a friend and colleague