The sister of missing Albany woman Peta Weber says she still holds out hope her sibling will one day be found, after a WA Coroner last week ruled Ms Weber’s husband was somehow involved in her death.
The tragic case of Peta Weber, who was last seen alive in June of 1997, looks set to remain a mystery — for now — after Deputy State Coroner Sarah Linton ruled the mother of two was dead and that her husband Richard, who took his own life in 2000, was involved.
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