Police search crews have returned to an alleged murder scene to search for the missing body parts of a Sunshine Coast businessman whose headless torso was discovered torched on the side of a road near Gympie exactly one year ago.
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A public tip-off has prompted police to reinvigorate their search for evidence to support murder charges laid against Lindy Yvonne Williams, who is accused of killing, butchering and then dumping the torso of her fiance George Gerbic at Cedar Pocket.
More than 100 police have worked on the case, dubbed Operation Lima Sea, since the discovery of the torso on September 19, 2013.
Ms Williams was charged with her fiance's murder and interfering with a corpse in July this year.
The couple's Tanawha home was a crime scene for nine days following the arrest, but after an extensive search, which included the excavation of a backyard pool and the scouring of surrounding bushland, no remains were found.
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