Domenic Perre found guilty of murder of 1994 National Crime Authority bombing

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Domenic Perre has been found guilty of murder in the 1994 bombing of the National Crime Authority Adelaide who killed a police detective.

Perre sent the parcel bomb to the NCA, and the explosion killed Detective Sergeant Geoffrey Bowen and injured attorney Peter Wallis.

Today, 28 years after the deadly explosion, Perre was found guilty by a judge of both murder and attempted murder.

Twenty-eight years after the bombing of the National Crime Authority office in Adelaide, suspect Domenic Perre will hear his fate on Thursday.
Twenty-eight years after the bombing of the National Crime Authority’s Adelaide office, Domenic Perre has been found guilty. (9News)
Police have revealed partial DNA has been found on the 1994 bomb that killed Police Officer Geoffrey Bowen in an Adelaide office. (SA police)
Partial DNA was found on the bomb that killed Detective Geoffrey Bowen. (SA police)

South Australian Police Commissioner Grant Stevens said after the verdict: “We have an outcome today that justifies the unremitting efforts of the police.”

Perre is already behind bars for drug offences. He will be sentenced at a later date.

A lawyer was also seriously injured in the explosion. (SA police)
The explosion severely injured attorney Peter Wallis. (SA police)
The mail bag that was used to deliver the bomb. (SA police)
The mail bag that was used to deliver the bomb. (SA police)

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