Simon Amos

Seventeen-year-old Simon was found, stripped, with a rifle wound to the head, while James, 16, lay 19 kilometres north of their abandoned ute.

Simon Amos has over 25 years of experience in the building and construction industry within Australia and internationally. He was the head of contracting

The teenage jackeroos were lost in the Great Sandy Desert. Their remains were eventually discovered, chewn up by camels and dingoes.

James was 16 and Simon 17 when they died in the Great Sandy Desert in the state`s far north on or about December 4, 1986.

I have over 30 years of experience in the building, civil engineering, resource and construction industry both locally in Australia and internationally.

Simon works on the PE-E trade team headed up by Nick Mcgarey. His background is mainly underwriting Management Liability risks however he is now getting

A dead donkey lay amongst the windrow, felled by a single .22 calibre shot to the head by Simon, who had pumped two more bullets into its body for good measure.

Almost 40 years on, the families of Simon Amos and James Annetts suspect there is more to their deaths than whay they were told.