The secret life of Jamie Gao
A BODY was found by fisherman yesterday after a drug deal gone wrong. So how did the alleged victim’s friends have no idea he was embroiled in the seedy underworld?
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Mystery solved? New hope for Aussie cold cases
THE sentencing this week of a murderer, more than 20 years after he killed a Sydney prostitute, may give hope to families of dozens of other Australian murder cold cases.
What happens when criminals are set free
ALONE, unwell and unwanted. And often still dangerous. This is what happens to crims when they are finally freed from jail.
The serial killers we never caught
Why do so many serial killers get away with murder? History is full of these cases, despite clues that taunt police and terrify the public.
House explodes after shootout on live TV
A HOUSE has exploded into a giant fireball following the dramatic shooting of a police officer. Footage shows the house erupting in flames just minutes before it exploded.
‘No one is safe’ from cyber crime
MOST Aussies may think they’re savvy when it comes to web security. But a new report shows no one is safe and there might not be much we can do about it.
‘No one is safe’ from cyber crime
MOST Aussies may think they’re savvy when it comes to web security. But a new report shows no one is safe and there might not be much we can do about it.
The gangs lurking in your city
MEXICAN Soldiers, Red Devils, Mounty County. Dangerous “feeder gangs” are flying under the radar in Australia. This is the new threat on our streets.
Warning signs in Aussie murders
“IT’S the person down the street, someone who you’re acquainted with, who’s deranged, but not necessarily a stranger. Not cold comfort, but it’s reality.’’
Shark victim’s widow got news via text: ‘It was Adam’
SOON after dropping off her husband Adam for a swim at Muriwai Beach, Meg Strange received news that changed her life forever.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/andrew-koubaridis/page/199