The killer was only 16 when he killed Tania Burgess in a frenzied attack on the NSW Central Coast in 2005. 9News
A man who was a teenager when he murdered a 15-year-old girl as she was walking home from school almost two decades ago has been released from jail.
The killer was only 16 when he stabbed Tania Burgess 48 times in a frenzied attack on the New South Wales Central Coast in 2005.The man, known only as "DL", was released from Cessnock jail today. The law protects the identity of youth offenders even after they turn 18, which means Burgess' killer can only be referred to as DL and any images of him must be blurred.
The now 32-year-old man will face intensive supervision under 15 bail conditions, including wearing an electronic monitoring ankle bracelet.
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