Amber Haigh’s body may have been put in Pajero and dumped on way to train station, murder trial hears

Robert and Anne Geeves are accused by the prosecution of conspiring to deliberately impregnate the teenager so they could take her baby. They deny the accusations and have pleaded not guilty

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Amber Haigh never made it to Campbelltown on the evening she was allegedly last seen alive, the crown has submitted in its closing submission to the trial over her murder.

Instead, crown prosecutor Paul Kerr said, the teenage mother may have been alive or dead" in a car that was driven towards Campbelltown railway station, located on Sydney's southern outskirts, or she was killed along the way and her body dumped.

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