Discover His wife at the exhibition After 28 Years Lost

SYDNEY - An Australian man claims to have found her back at the BBC Antiques Exhibition events in England, after disappearing for 28 years.
Lynette Dawson, mother of two children who disappeared mysteriously in Sydney in 1982 and believed to have died, although his body was never found.
Now her ex-husband Chris Dawson claimed to see a picture of a woman on Antiques Exhibition event in Cornwall in 2006 and recently aired by Australian television.
Lynette family in Australia had already asked the help of some parties to track the presence of women who are in the picture.
Dawson who is now remarried and lives in Golden Coast tells the news of his ex-wife to his daughter after a friend record a televised event that Austrlia.
But Lynette own sister does not believe that picture is her brother who was lost.
"No way that Lyn, saw from his appearance alone can be known. He will never wear a lacy," he said as reported by the Telegraph, on Thursday (12/30/2010).
Lynette was last seen in Mona Vale on Sydney's north shore in January 1982. His own family the last to get the news six days before she disappeared.
Two investigations conducted in 2001 and 2004 stated that Lynette had been killed, and investigators said that the related murders was closest people, but until now no action was taken.