Police renew appeal 40 years after man found dead in bushland

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 03:24 · Archive

Victoria Police have renewed their appeal for information about Albert Pisani's death nearly 40 years after his remains were found in bushland.

Victoria Police have renewed their appeal for information about Albert Pisani, who vanished on 10 October 1986 and whose remains were found in bushland near his home in Moe, Victoria, eight months later. Police believe he was killed following a workplace dispute at a briquette factory, but the case remains unsolved. His family continue to grieve.

How it is being reported

• Family 'live in fear' 40 years on from unsolved deathAlbert Pisani's remains were found buried in bushland a short drive from his home almost 40 years ago but the search for his killer continues.The West Australian · 10 Oct, 02:59
• Family 'live in fear' 40 years on from unsolved deathAlbert Pisani's remains were found buried in bushland a short drive from his home almost 40 years ago but the search for his killer continues.Perth Now · 10 Oct, 02:59

In this story: Albert Pisani · Victoria Police · Moe · Driffield · State Electricity Commission · David Dunstan · Karen Pisani · Morwell

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