Charges closer in Geelong cold case
Detectives are closer to charging a man over the cold-case alleged murder of Geelong West woman Annette Steward.
Cold Cases
Mum’s plea: Find my son’s killer
The grief-stricken mother of suspected Geelong murder victim Trevor Tascas wants police to offer a reward for information to help catch her son’s killer.
‘Gift’ key to hunt for cold case killer
A mysterious “gift” and an anonymous letter could be key to solving one of Queensland’s most enduring cold case murders, the mysterious disappearance of Brisbane air force policewoman Gaye Baker.
The calls that could crack a cold case
Crime Stoppers SA received hundreds of phone calls in 2019 – including information on the unsolved suspected murders of Rhianna Barreau, Peter Seaford, Corinna Marr and Gail King.
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Closing in on Lorne’s New Year’s Day rapist
For 30 years Lorne’s New Year’s Day rapist got away with his brutal crime. But the police — and the weight of evidence — eventually caught up with Gregory John Challenger.
Jury decides on Lorne cold case rape
A Geelong County Court jury has delivered its verdict on the Lorne 1986 cold case rape.
Victoria adopts Golden State Killer-inspired forensics
This unique method was used to finally nab America’s notorious Golden State Killer. And now, it will be used to help identify dozens of Victorian John and Jane Does, hopefully nabbing their killers.
Accused rapist takes witness stand
A man accused of brutally raping a woman on a Lorne beach more than three decades ago claims he was at a men’s club in Geelong at the time of the incident.
Maddie witness ‘is Queen’s friend’
A tourist who may have seen the person responsible for the disappearance of Madeleine McCann has close links to the royal family.
Vile ‘Mr Stinky’ rapist confesses to more horror offences
The notorious Raymond ‘Mr Stinky’ Edmunds has admitted to a string of horrific attacks on women across Melbourne, from Greensborough to Clayton.
Police offer $1m to catch Tracey’s killer
A $1 million reward is on offer to catch the brutal killer of a St Kilda sex worker, whose badly beaten body was found inside a white van in 2013. And with their DNA on file, police say it’s only a matter of time.
Mystery remains in the brutal Pyjama Girl murder
Questions remain about the 1934 murder that became known as the “Pyjama Girl” case, even though her husband confessed, writes Grantlee Kieza.
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