By Allan Clarke On Friday, 31 July 1998, the life of the Roberts family was violently upended. The winter sun was dipping behind the ridges, casting long, dark shadows across the main street of Nimbin, famed for its alternative lifestyle and hippy roots. Having missed the afternoon bus back to Lismore, 39-year-old mother Lois Roberts stood at the edge of town on Cullen Street, a spot known locally as “Hitchhikers Corner,” located directly opposi…
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