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Andrew Koubaridis is a reporter with News Corp’s National News Network. He has specialised in police and court reporting during 19 years in the media, covering crime in Sydney and New Zealand. He has also worked for News Corp in Melbourne and in London, where he was Europe Correspondent, which meant covering everything from the royals to politics.

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QLD News

Making the other murderers

STEVEN Avery’s case has millions around the world shaking their heads in disbelief at his treatment. He’s not alone — these cases will make your blood boil.

Work

World’s ‘Most Wanted’ found working at Subway

HE was on a global watch list after being linked to a series of shocking crimes, yet police who bought lunch off him every day had no idea who was serving them.

Where is Bin Laden’s corpse?

ONLY 50 people have seen it. Now proof that Osama bin Laden is dead has turned up somewhere it shouldn’t. Warning: Graphic.

Lifestyle

A combination of handout CCTV pictures received from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) on February 23, 2015 shows (L-R) British teenagers Kadiza Sultana, Amira Abase and Shamima Begum passing through security barriers at Gatwick Airport, south of London, on February 17, 2015. Britain debated on February 22 how to stop teenage girls joining the Islamic State group in Syria after three high-achieving youngsters became the latest to run away from home. School friends Kadiza Sultana, 17, and 15-year-olds Shamima Begum and Amira Abase left their east London homes on February 17, 2015 and flew to Istanbul, raising concerns they would travel on to Syria to join IS jihadists. RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT " AFP PHOTO / METROPOLITAN POLICE " - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

‘Hellish’ fate of IS schoolgirl brides

WHEN three girls fled Britain to join the Islamic State their families feared the worst. Now it looks as though their nightmare has come true.

Beaumont children breakthrough?

IT WAS the case that changed Australia. Now, years after the Beaumont children disappeared from a beach, police have revealed a new suspect.

Travel Incidents

‘Bit of fun’: Tourist’s disastrous leap

DALE had just got a new job and had been drinking with friends when he decided to jump off a bridge into the Brisbane River.

World

Park County Coroner Al Jenkins, left, looks through the contents of a vacuum filter at the Super Car Wash in Livingston Monday, Sept. 30, 2013 as part of an investigation into an early-morning hit and run on Interstate 90 in Sweet Grass County. Jenkins vacuumed water from a floor drain at the car wash - located near the corner of Park and south 11th Street - after someone reported finding a body part in the bay. State Trooper Bill Bullock, right, talks on his cell phone near a pickup truck that police said is not related to the investigation. A human body part found at a Livingston car wash Monday afternoon matches the victim of a fatal hit-and-run on Interstate 90 near Big Timber. Bullock told the Livingston Enterprise that the Sweet Grass County coroner determined the part came from the upper body of the man who was struck and killed Monday morning. (AP Photo/Livingston Enterprise, Shawn Raecke)

Man’s face found on car wash floor

A WOMAN has detailed the shocking moment she found part of a man’s face lying on the ground at a car wash. WARNING: Graphic content

Real Life

Tiffinie Irwin - word of life church death accused. Picture: Mark DiOrio/AP

Unlikeliest church ‘cult’ leader

YOUNG “cult” leader Tiffanie Irwin wanted two teens to repent for their sins — so she set up a nightmare “counselling” session to heal them.

National

QPS Water police boat patrol under William Jolly Bridge during G 20 Photographer Philip Norrish

Backpacker lost in Brisbane River

A BACKPACKER is missing after jumping into the Brisbane River last night. Witnesses said he surfaced briefly before disappearing under the water again.

World

An American woman, identified as Ashley Olsen, her neck bruised and scratched, was found slain in

Condom twist in Ashley’s murder

NAKED, strangled and with head injuries, Ashley’s only murder clue seemed to be an Instagram post. Then cops found the condom.

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