Alan Hall's lawyer still holds out hope that Arthur Easton's killer will be found.
Hall's received five million dollars and an apology after being wrongfully convicted of Easton's murder in 1986.
He spent just under 18 years in prison.
Nick Chisnall KC told Heather du-Plessis Allan that he has some confidence that Police will conduct a robust investigation, as should have been done in the 1980s.
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