Family of Annapuranee Jenkins wants construction worker who found her remains to be protected


GEORGE TOWN: The family of missing Australian Annapuranee Jenkins wants the construction site worker who first spotted her remains to be protected.

The worker was given an undisclosed monetary reward from Annapuranee's family over his discovery of the bones, and to remain anonymous until further investigation, he donned a mask and did not speak to the press during the press conference.

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