Families of three people killed in a triple-fatal highway crash might have to wait another year for an alleged murderer’s trial. Rafferty Raymond Rolfe was charged with three counts of domestic-violence-related murder after emerging as the sole survivor of a multi-vehicle collision on a major Queensland highway. “The matter won’t be confirmed until the court calendar for the first half of 2027 is finalised,” Crowley said. “If the (trial prosecutor) is going to be on leave for any significant further period, someone else is going to have to take over.” Retiree Terry Bishop, 65, was driving with Rolfe’s girlfriend — 25-year-old Gypsy Satterley — when his dual-cab ute was allegedly rammed.