- Ms Daley died on an Australia Day camping trip to Ten Mile Beach in 2011
- Adrian Attwater was convicted of manslaughter and aggravated sexual assault
- Paul Maris was found guilty of aggravated sexual assault and hindering the discovery of evidence
Two men have been jailed for more than 14 years and six years after being found guilty for the death and violent sexual assault of Lynette Daley on a remote northern NSW beach in 2011.
Ms Daley, 33, died on an Australia Day camping trip to Ten Mile Beach near Iluka from injuries sustained in the sex act with her boyfriend Attwater and his friend Maris.
A jury in September this year found Attwater, 43, guilty of manslaughter and aggravated sexual assault, and Maris, 47, guilty of aggravated sexual assault and hindering the discovery of evidence.
Two men have been jailed for more than 14 years and six years after being found guilty for the death and violent sexual assault of Lynette Daley (pictured)
Attwater was jailed for 19 years with a non-parole period of 14 years and three months, the Daily Telegraph reports.
Maris was jailed for nine years with a minimum term of six years and nine months.
The five-week trial heard the trio had been drinking heavily and driving up and down the beach in Maris’ troop carrier before Ms Daley was ‘repeatedly and vigorously’ sexually assaulted on a mattress in the back of the vehicle.
A jury found Adrian Attwater (left) guilty of manslaughter and aggravated sexual assault, and Paul Maris (right) guilty of aggravated sexual assault and hindering the discovery of evidence
Ms Daley, 33, died on an Australia Day camping trip to Ten Mile Beach near Iluka in 2011
The court heard Attwater only stopped the assault when he noticed blood on his hand.
Maris later burnt Ms Daley’s bra and the bloodstained mattress ‘because it stank’.
The Crown alleged Ms Daley was bleeding to death and Attwater didn’t seek medical attention until it was too late.
Attwater and Maris were sentenced at the Supreme Court in Coffs Harbour.