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Cadaver dogs join renewed search for Dezi Freeman in Victoria's high country

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Victoria Police have completed the second day of a renewed search for accused double police killer Dezi Freeman who police now believe is dead. The stepped up search was announced as a result of firearms and acoustics testing in the dense Mount Buffalo National Park. Police and the community hopeful the five-month manhunt may finally be drawing to a close.
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