Tragic twist in the search for the remains of Julian Story
The remains of a South Australian man have still not been found, as authorities have called out for any information that may help them find him.
In a tragic twist, Julian Story was killed the day after his 39th birthday.
A large-scale search for Story's missing remains has been underway for days, looking in bushland and along the coastline at Port Lincoln.
Police allege Story was killed around midnight on Tuesday, June 17 — the day after his birthday — and are appealing to local residents to review any CCTV or dashcam footage they have which may assist the investigation.
His girlfriend Tamika Chesser, 34, was runner-up in the reality TV show Beauty and the Geek's 2010 season.
Police allege Story was decapitated and have charged Chesser with murder.
His head has not been found.
People have appealed for public assistance tracking Chesser's movements around the time of the alleged murder.
Police have released CCTV images of the dark clothing she was wearing at the time.
She is pictured in an all-black outfit, while walking three dogs.
On Friday, Story's family released a statement, thanking SAPOL for their investigation into the alleged murder.
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