And as police continue to hunt her killers, Anaherā Rigby has made an impassioned plea for those who know who did it to stop "protecting" them. Sister Anaherā believes her life was brutally ended on the day she was scheduled to return to Auckland. The dog walker who discovered Ariki's body has previously told the Herald she had multiple bone breaks and fractures. Even if she wasn't my sister, nobody deserves to die like that ... beaten up, shoved in the back of a car and then torched and then left there. "I knew it was my sister," Anaherā said.

Source: Otago Daily Times October 16, 2022 11:34 UTC