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Richard Neely and Alison Dalton

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EXCLUSIVE: Richard Neely and Alison Dalton, the couple who spent 19 hours drifting in the shark-infested sea off Queensland, Australia, spoke to A Current Affair in their first television interview.

Publish date:
27 May 2008
Author:
Tracy Grimshaw
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A Current Affair
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video

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