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Police handcuffing three prison escapees who were captured on Birdsville Track on Sep 14 1970.  Men had taken Monica Schiller hostage after escaping from Cadell Training Centre.  kidnapping prison escapecrime 1970s

Gunfight on the Birdsville Track

THREE desperados on the ground, cops with guns drawn and a terrified girl rescued from the back of a car. This is the moment a perilous outback manhunt ended in a police ambush and shootout.

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The Courier-Mail's Dead Wrong true crime podcast. Art design: Sean Callinan

Dead Wrong: The Smoking Gun

EPISODE two of the Dead Wrong true crime podcast delves into some of the most crucial aspects of Jeffrey Brooks’ death, including the time of the fatal shot and who heard it.

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Graphic for Dead Wrong podcast in Courier-Mail for True Crime Australia.

Shooting cold case blown open by dodgy gun

AN EXPERIENCED shooter who was believed to have accidentally killed himself with a shotgun at work “flatly refused’’ to use the old firearm because it was so dangerous. Now, his parents are pushing for a new inquest. LISTEN TO PART 2 OF OUR PODCAST.

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Carl Williams, George Williams, Roberta Williams

Carl’s deal that brought more harm than good

CARL Williams knew the power he held when he struck a deal to become a police informant, demanding money for his daughter and that his dad’s tax debt be waived. But when Carl died, the deal did too, leaving George Williams out in the cold with the taxman knocking.

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Cop killer mum and son’s twisted fortress

THE story of the delusional world of Fiona and Mitchell Barbieri can now be told after the close of the inquest into the murder of Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson — knifed when he walked into their bizarre suburban stronghold.

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