Fresh twist in mystery disapperances
Police have launched a new appeal for information into separate disappearances of two men in NSW, with one of the cases being treated as suspicious.
Cold Cases
Cop ‘had it in’ for Tyrrell person of interest: court
A former person of interest in William Tyrrell’s disappearance will argue in court ex-Detective Gary Jubelin “had it in for him”.
How psychic led to ‘killer bikie’ in murder mystery
Lynette Mullane’s murder has taken a new twist, with a psychic leading to a new theory after the grandmother was found dead in her home with blood dripping from her mouth.
Sydney’s forgotten ‘Cocaine Queen’
A witness to one of Sydney’s oldest cold cases, madam May Smith, was later arrested by our first female detective. She was jailed and then disappeared from public records — and from memory.
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Prime suspect’s son: ‘My father killed Sharron Phillips’
The son of the prime suspect in the 1986 disappearance of Sharron Phillips called a retired detective in 2016 to confess his father’s guilt, an inquest has been told.
‘Came up fist fighting’: Inquest told Sharron battled for her life
The former sister-in-law of the prime suspect in Sharron Phillips’ disappearance has told an inquest of admissions he made to her.
Is this Ivan Milat’s first murder victim?
A chilling new investigation claims Ivan Milat killed his first victim 50 years ago – 20 years before his backpacker murder spree.
Murder suspect a prude with secret taste for porn, prostitutes
Harold Janman trying to pick up women at bus stops doesn’t make him the Tynong North killer. But the fact he lied about it might.
Criminal profiler delves into Australia’s murder mysteries
From Melbourne’s Mr Cruel to Queensland’s “highway of death”, renowned criminal profiler Mike King’s new podcast shines new light on some of Australia’s oldest murder mysteries.
Living with a monster: ‘It’s our secret’
From the age of six, Kylie was molested by her stepfather. Only now has she been able to reveal the actions of the man many believe was behind one of Sydney’s most baffling cold cases, missing girl Trudie Adams, as this exclusive book extract reveals.
‘Like the Bermuda triangle’: Where people vanish without a trace
More people go missing in Northern NSW than any other area in the state – and police can’t explain why. In a bid to give names to more than 300 sets of unidentified human remains, police have launched a bold DNA collection program.
He never gave up hope — but died waiting for justice
For 27 years Martin Bradshaw hoped the killer of his daughter Anthea Bradshaw-Hall would be brought to justice. He died waiting.
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