Balibo widow Want Her husband's body Returned to Australia

Balibo widow Want Her husband's body Returned to Australia : Shirley Shackleton, the widow of one of the main journalists killed in Balibo, East Timor, in October 1975, admitted to bringing her husband's body back to Australia. In his letter to the Prime Minister of Australia-it-Kevin Rudd, he was given permission to return the bodies. "I also want to do DNA tests to confirm the identity of the body," he said.

However, the letter sent on January 20, 2010 until now has not been answered. "There should be a forensic research, to determine whether four bodies were actually Australian journalist or not," said Shirley, in his letter.

Coronary investigation in the Courts of New South Wales, ensuring that Shirley's husband, Greg Shackleton, was murdered by Indonesian soldiers, who then menginvansi East Timor.

Greg addition, four other Australian journalist, Malcolm Renie, Gary Cunningham, Tony Stewart, and Brian Peters - who later became known as the Balibo Five - were also killed on October 16, 1975. Numerous testimonies mention that all five bodies later burned down by the Indonesian military at the time, to eliminate traces. However, recently, it was revealed that there were graves in the cemetery Land coachman fifth, South Jakarta.