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Murdoch, 67, was serving a life sentence at a prison in Alice Springs, in Australia's Northern Territory.
The Northern Territory Department of Corrections told the BBC that Murdoch died in Alice Spring Hospital's palliative care unit, on 15 July, a day after the 24th anniversary of the killing.
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