Secrets in mafia hit buried with cunning gun dealer
Like a doctor or priest, George Joseph knew a lot of secrets. And to the end, he feared that one of them might get him killed.
Cold Cases
‘30 theories’: FBI reveals why man ‘betrayed’ Anne Frank
The prime suspect in Anne Frank’s betrayal may have been driven by one tragic reason, a new book reveals. READ EXCLUSIVE EXTRACT
The story behind Patricia Galea’s grotesquely brutal murder
Like the police file on her LA murder, Patricia Galea’s memory was wiped clean from her husband’s funeral in Queensland last week, but the former escort was done away with long before that.
Were druggie thugs trying to hide their murders?
Hundreds of fatal drug overdoses in Adelaide are being reviewed by detectives to check if they were actually murders by drug dealers over unpaid debts.
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Police scour bushland in search for missing tradie
Police are searching bushland in Brisbane’s north as part of the cold case murder investigation into missing bricklayer Gregory Thurlow.
Cadaver dogs in cold case murder hunt
Police are using cadaver dogs on a Gold Coast hinterland property hoping to find remains of murder victim Tina Greer.
Sex slaves and executioners: How Asian crime gangs work
Asian crime gangs have infiltrated Australia and these shadowy groups could be linked to some of the nation’s most sinister cold cases. Andrew Rule reveals how they operate.
It didn’t click with me that it was a gun
Teens Thomas Cooper and his girlfriend were sitting in a car at a lovers’ lane in Melbourne when a gunman in a cowboy hat appeared from nowhere. What happened next is the stuff of nightmares.
New DNA program may solve SA’s lost girls mystery
On the 47th anniversary of the abduction of girls Joanne Ratcliffe and Kirste Gordon from Adelaide Oval, a new DNA-matching program may hold the answer for their long-suffering families.
How police got accused killer to crack
More than 45 years after he killed his wife and buried her in their backyard, Geoffrey Adams finally confessed after cops cleverly trapped him.
Husband not guilty of 1973 cold case murder
Nearly 47 years after he killed his wife and buried her body in the backyard of their Maitland home, a jury has found Geoffrey Adams not guilty of her murder.
Brothel madam’s murder stays a mystery
An inquest into the death of Perth brothel madam Shirley Finn in 1975 has failed to solve the mystery.
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