Bradley John Murdoch, murderer of British tourist Peter Falconio, yelled at police to ‘get out’ before he died in hospital
Bradley John Murdoch, the man convicted of murdering British tourist Peter Falconio, died of throat cancer at age 66 in an Alice Springs hospital on July 16, 2025. A Northern Territory coroner concluded an inquest into his death on Thursday.

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AI-generatedBradley John Murdoch, the man convicted of murdering British tourist Peter Falconio, died of throat cancer at age 66 in an Alice Springs hospital on July 16, 2025. A Northern Territory coroner concluded an inquest into his death on Thursday. Despite being questioned by police as he lay dying, Murdoch refused to reveal the location of Falconio's body, reportedly yelling at them to leave. Murdoch was notorious for the 2001 outback killing, and the location of Falconio's remains has remained a mystery. The inquest provided no new information regarding the whereabouts of the body.
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4 extractedMurdoch died from throat cancer on 16 July 2025 at the palliative care unit of Alice Springs hospital.
The Northern Territory coroner Elisabeth Armitage wrapped up an inquest into Murdoch’s death.
Murdoch refused to reveal where he hid Peter Falconio's body.
Bradley John Murdoch yelled at police to “get out” as he lay dying.