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Gaye Baker went missing on her first night as an escort at a job in Fortitude Valley. Photo: Courier Mail
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‘John Taylor’ key to murder mystery

The mystery man was supposed to take Gaye Baker to an ‘end-of-stocktake’ pool party. But all the details he gave – including the existence of the party itself – were later discovered to be false. Can you help crack this horrifying cold case?

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Bookshop murder suspects, clues and red herrings

A DNA bungle has put a paedophile priest and other suspects back in the frame over the 1980 murder of Thornbury bookshop owner Maria James. Take a look at the evidence and possible killers in a case that’s haunted our top detective for decades.

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Underworld breakthrough: Hunt for gang war hitman

Detectives are zeroing in on a suspect in the slaying of gangland figure Willie Thompson — a lifelong friend of Tony Mokbel who was connected with a who’s who of Melbourne’s crime fraternity — at Chadstone 15 years ago, releasing a police image of the man.

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20/2/19 - Julie and Jeffrey Tun Tin, parents of murder victim James Tun Tin, at their home in Parafield Gardens. Photo - Naomi Jellicoe

Our son James was murdered for two cannabis plants

Decorated former soldier Jeffrey Tun Tin and wife Julie pleaded with their son James to stop growing cannabis in his garden shed. They feared not only for his health, but also that the illegal practice would place him in danger. Tragically, they were right.

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Two mums slain as hitmen blunder

Two Australian women — both much-loved mothers — gunned down at their own homes, just weeks apart. If that wasn’t shocking enough, neither was the intended victim.

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