Convicted killer released from Cessnock Jail after seventeen year stint

A man who served 17 years at Cessnock Jail over the stabbing murder of a Central Coast teenager has been released on Monday.

The man – who cannot be identified as he was a teenager at the time – stabbed 15-year-old Tania Burgess 48 times, as she walked through a carpark at Forresters Beach in 2005.

Since then, he served time at the Hunter jail, and had his sentence reduced on appeal. 

The now 32-year-old faces intensive supervision under more than a dozen bail conditions, including a monitoring device on his ankle.

Pictured: Tania Burgess.

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