Major crime detectives started to dig at the property in Port Lincoln at 9am today, after the backyard was scanned with a ground-penetrating radar yesterday.
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SA Police have expressed strong confidence that they have discovered the remains of a woman who disappeared 23 years ago. They have also detained a man whom they plan to charge with her suspected murder.

Police suspected the 39-year-old was murdered but her remains had never been found.

Major crime detectives started to dig at the property in Port Lincoln at 9am today, after the backyard was scanned with a ground-penetrating radar yesterday.
Major crime detectives started to dig at the property in Port Lincoln at 9am today, after the backyard was scanned with a ground-penetrating radar yesterday.(9News)

Earlier today, SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens said police hoped for a resolution in the cold case.

“We will wait and see what comes out of that search,” Stevens said this morning.

“No unsolved murder case is ever truly closed. They remain open, undergo regular reviews, and we actively pursue any new information or evidence that arises.”

Police have been offering a $200,000 reward for anyone who provides information that leads to a conviction or the discovery of Goodwin’s remains.

Susan was reported missing on Friday, July 18, 2002, from her home on Moonta Crescent at Port Lincoln.

She was last seen around lunchtime that day, after shopping at Coles and Woolworths in Port Lincoln.

Susan’s car was found in the driveway of her home address about 4.45pm.

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