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Charlotte Karp is a Senior Journalist for the National News Network. She specialises in investigations, crime and court, and has covered state and federal politics. Contact her at charlotte.karp@news.com.au

Charlotte Karp

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ExclusiveDear Rachelle

NETWORK SPECIAL. NO AUS, NO NEWS.COM. NETWORK SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH NETWORK PIC DESK BEFORE PUBLISHING. UNDATED : Rachelle Childs (23) of Bargo (R) with friend & bogged car while on holiday in undated copy photo & whose burnt body was found at Gerroa by security guard investigating scrub fire on 08/06/01.NSW / Crime / Murder / Victim

Rachelle’s family react to ‘huge’ police update

Rachelle Childs’ family have been given some good news about the cold case that has haunted them for more than two decades. See the video.

ExclusiveDear Rachelle

web art for kristy's promise to dad, daughter

‘I’ll get him’: Sister’s vow to find Rachelle’s killer

Kristy Childs was just 18 when her sister Rachelle was murdered and set alight on the side of a road. Years later, on their father’s deathbed, she vowed to find her sister’s killer.

ExclusiveDear Rachelle

‘Inexcusable’ insult as killer at-large

Rachelle Childs was brutally murdered nearly 24 years ago – but her case is still unsolved. Her sister Kristy wants answers after being ignored.

Dear Rachelle

Photos that could shed new light on Rachelle’s case

Photos that form part of the police brief into Rachelle Childs’ 2001 murder investigation show key clues the killer may have left.

PodcastThe Missing Australia

Ivan Milate, Amanda Howard and Milat letter.

Ivan Milat’s shock revelation in letter to pen pal

Ivan Milat wrote sprawling letters to a criminologist, where he accidentally revealed a detail that was not part of the Crown’s case against him. Listen to the podcast.

PodcastThe Missing Australia

80 more victims: Cops’ chilling new theory on Ivan Milat

While Ivan Milat was convicted of seven murders, leading figures in the investigation have revealed there may have been many more victims dating back to the 1970s. Listen to the podcast.

True Crime

TWAM-20183006 EMBARGO FOR TWAM 30 JUNE 2018NO REUSE WITHOUT PERMISSION14/12/2005 WIRE: Bradley John Murdoch (C) surrounded by police arrives at Darwin airport from Adelaide 24 November 2003. One of Australia's most enduring crime mysteries came to an end 13 December 2005 when a mechanic and admitted drug runner, Bradley John Murdoch, was found guilty of the 2001 murder of missing British tourist Peter Falconio. Murdoch, 47, was also found guilty by a jury in the Northern Territory Supreme Court of assault and the attempted abduction of Falconio's English girlfriend, Joanne Lees, on a moonless night in remote central Australia. AFP PHOTO/David HANCOCK

Peter Falconio’s killer only has months to live

Outback killer Bradley John Murdoch will likely take his secrets to the grave after a long battle with cancer.

Entertainment

Bianca Censori seen rollerblading in Italy in 2023. Source - Instagram

Bianca Censori strips down on rollerskates

Bianca Censori has put on a risque display in Italy, after vowing to repair her marriage with rapper Kanye West. See photos.

UpdatedNorth America

‘Never’: Canada’s next PM fires back at Trump

Donald Trump may have just met his match, with former bank boss Mark Carney elected to replace Justin Trudeau as Canada’s PM.

ExclusiveI Catch Killers

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, Senator for the Northern Territory - at Bracu Estate _ Bombay Hills south of - Auckland - New Zealand. 11 October 2024 Photo: Brett Phibbs / PhibbsVisuals

Price’s anger at ‘multi-billion dollar Aboriginal industry’

Senator Jacinta Prince has fired up over Australia’s handling of Indigenous affairs, taking aim at the Welcome to Country and men in leadership who have a history of domestic violence. Listen to the podcast.

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