A bombshell call made to police about a firefighter who was left for dead on the side of a NSW road could help police find out who killed him.
New Zealand firefighter Ian Pullen, aged 43, had travelled to the Hunter Region to assist with bushfire efforts.
Emergency crews were called to Carrington St, Glenridding, just after 5.30am September 29 2018, after his body was found.Source:SuppliedPolice have revealed the anonymous caller told authorities the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run returned to the scene and the occupants got out of the car and approached Mr Pullen while he was still alive.
In September last year Mr Pullen’s mother Gill Pullen issued an emotional plea for witnesses to come forward with information. Ian Pullen was left for death on the side of the road in the NSW Hunter Region in 2018. Picture: Facebook“I carry his ashes around my neck. This has been on there since the day he was cremated. It's never been taken off.”Ms Pullen said her son was risking his own life to help fight bushfires on Australian soil and deserved better.
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