Information still wanted for Skudder case

Friday, 19 March 2010, 2:29 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police

Information still wanted for Skudder case

Wellington District Field Crime Manager, Detective Inspector Shane Cotter says investigators will continue speaking with Mr Skudder's friends and family and those of the man charged with Mr Skudder's murder.

A scene examination of a Lower Hutt address is also expected to be completed today.

"While an arrest has been made, I am sure there are people out there in the community that know about Harry's disappearance. I urge those people to come forward," he said.

Anyone with information about Harold Skudder's disappearance is asked to contact Lower Hutt Police on 560 2600 or to leave anonymous information on the Crime Stoppers line, 0800 555 111.

The release of further details is limited due to the prosecution.

ENDS

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