‘We have to find Michelle’s murderer’
It’s the mystery that has haunted a retired detective for years. Now Ann Gumley wants a specialist cold case homicide squad to take up the search for answers, writes Kate Kyriacou.
It’s the mystery that has haunted a retired detective for years. Now Ann Gumley wants a specialist cold case homicide squad to take up the search for answers, writes Kate Kyriacou.
Lawyers for a man accused of the 1978 Spear Creek triple murders have argued he should be released on bail because of what a police officer wrote in a report 40 years ago.
Allison Baden-Clay’s sister has issued a heartfelt plea for an inquest into what happened to the “other Allison” – a missing woman who vanished after a night at the pub.
Queensland police have launched a new push to find information about the death of Gold Coast mum Tina Greer – but has her killer taken the secret to the grave?
The families of four missing women feared taken by a serial killer are calling for a $1 million reward for each victim to help catch the predator and finally provide answers decades on.
The festive season is meant to be a time for family, but for some, Christmas is a reminder of when their daughters, brothers, mothers and friends vanished without a trace.
It was a crime that robbed a southeast Queensland city of its innocence and left a family searching three decades for answers to the mystery of who bludgeoned a shy 15-year-old to death in her own bed.
Convicted killers Garry Dubois and Vincent O’Dempsey have applied to have their convictions for the infamous 1974 McCulkin murders overturned. Today, the Queensland Court of Appeal handed down its decision.
It is the mystery that has baffled police for 41 years — The young man who simply vanished following a Henley Beach party, leaving behind his pay packet, beloved dog and family. So, what happened to 21-year-old Glen Stewart? His mum talks to the Sunday Mail.
A man found the remains of his father in his childhood home 50 years after he went missing when a psychic claimed he was in the basement.
The trial of a wife who allegedly plotted the murder of her high school sweetheart with his best friend has revealed a web of affairs, threesomes and greed.
Recent news has shown that just because a case is cold, it’s not necessarily lost. And it’s time investigators turned their attention to this sad one, writes Matthew Condon.
The family of murder victim Shandee Blackburn has welcomed the latest legal development over her 2013 death.
Police have started cutting down trees and overgrown grass as they prepare to dig underneath a Blue Mountains’ home in the grim hope of finding the remains of young mum-of-two Belinda Peisley, who is believed to have been murdered 20 years ago . SIX ‘PERSONS OF INTEREST’ REVEALED.
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