Amber Haigh’s crying baby was cuddled and consoled by Anne Geeves during police interview, court hears

When detectives asked Anne Geeves, who has pleaded not guilty to her murder, if she had caused harm to missing teenage mother, she swore on the baby's grave' she'd done nothing wrong

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Within days of Amber Haigh going missing, police told Robert and Anne Geeves they were suspects, interrogating the couple in individual recorded interviews on the teenager's last known movements.

Haigh was 19 when she vanished from the New South Wales Riverina in June 2002, leaving behind her five-month-old son.

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