Breakthrough in Geelong cold case
There has been a major development in one of Geelong’s biggest cold case mysteries, the alleged murder of Annette Steward in 1992.
Cold Cases
Who is hiding this brutal assassin?
An extraordinary new photo has emerged of a killer who is still out on the streets after he assassinated a diplomat in Australia. Police have moved to question sources in Sydney and Melbourne.
The questions remaining over EastLink shooting
The execution-style killing of Croydon man Paul Virgona on the EastLink freeway shook Victoria. More than a month has passed since the shock shooting, but these are the questions that still need answering, Charlie Bezzina says.
Most mystifying cold cases of the decade
Gangster Carl Williams was bludgeoned to death by Matthew Johnson in a brutal jailhouse killing — but was it organised by someone else? This case is among Victoria’s most mystifying unsolved crimes of the decade.
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Mystery caller and a key to Emily’s death
Major crime detectives have revealed the murder of Aboriginal woman Emily Wanganeen is likely to be connected to a group of drug dealers and users in the northern suburbs.
Mother’s hope for killer to be found
Lesley’s naked body was found lying in a pool of blood on her bed. She had been bludgeoned several times in the head. Now, for the first time, her grieving mother feels she’s close to getting answers over this Queensland cold case.
Mystery of Stacey’s strip club death lingers
Stacey Tierney lay dead in a room at Melbourne’s Dreams strip club for more than a day before help was called. The place had a “clean up” before police arrived. But now the case has been closed, despite so many unanswered questions about her death.
$250,000 reward over murder of ex-KGB agent
It was a crime that shocked the Gold Coast, something out of a Hollywood film involving an ex-KGB Colonel, Russian money and a whodunit murder mystery. Now a $250,000 reward is on offer.
$1m reward over cold case Shepparton murder
Homicide detectives will today announce a $1 million reward in relation to the 2006 murder of Sebastiano Formica, who died after being stabbed during a fight outside a Shepparton bar.
New lead sparks cold case murder appeal
Police are relaunching their appeal for information on the 34-year anniversary of a Noosa woman’s murder after being provided with fresh information about the cold case, and there’s a six-figure reward on offer.
Mystery of Baby Doe deepens
A child’s remains were found on a hiking trail 14 years ago. But it hasn’t stopped detectives from searching for clues to break this cold case.
Twist in the Tapp strangling cold case
A NEW development in the investigation of the unsolved 1984 murders of nurse Margaret Tapp and her nine-year-old daughter Seana has ended the chances of a key suspect ever facing charges over the crimes.
How hoaxers hindered search for child killer
A YOUNG girl running an errand for her mum is strangled with her own clothing and brutally abused in a cemetery. With a monster at large, terror strikes a city, but that doesn’t stop hoaxers playing their own sick games.
’One of your own killed him’
AT the inquest into Nathan Garriock’s death, a young man yells out to his mother Joan that it was one of Nathan’s friends who killed her son. This, and an open finding from the coroner, compound the rumours and speculation that someone is hiding a dark secret. LISTEN TO PART THREE OF THE PODCAST.
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