Standover bikie used fake tongue in debt threat
A bikie enforcer has been jailed after he produced a ziplock bag containing flesh and blood and pretended it was a human tongue to terrify a man over a financial dispute.
Crime In Focus
Last-minute fight to keep terrorists locked up
London’s terror attack last week has spurred the federal government to pass a bill to ensure some of the country’s most notorious convicted terrorists — who are eligible for parole — stay behind bars.
Horrific video of OneFour rappers’ Rooty Hill pub brawl
Sickening footage reveals the moment two OneFour rappers use a hammer and wooden chair leg to bash three men inside a western Sydney pub. SEE THE VIDEO. Warning: Graphic
Punter guilty of Dapto Dogs bookie murder
Terry Hickson has been found guilty of murdering a Sydney greyhound bookmaker 30 years ago, stabbing Charles Skarratt to death in a botched robbery after the bookie returned from the Dapto racetrack.
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The one question that broke the Truro murders case
SEVEN young women were kidnapped, raped, murdered and dumped north of Adelaide by a charming young psychopath and his doting accomplice. This is the inside story of how police finally solved the Truro serial killings.
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HE fled Afghanistan aged 7, a scared refugee boy. He felt violence was his only way through life. By 26, Farhad Qaumi was Sydney’s remorseless supervillain.
Real-life siege like Al Pacino heist movie
IT started with a bank robbery, then became a hostage-taking and finally a wild chase involving 39 police cars, a helicopter, four water launches and scores of media. But the most extraordinary moment was when an Australian detective was shot between the eyes — and lived.
The ‘bastard cop’ turned serial killer
PROLOGUE: He was the ‘bastard cop from Bankstown’ who loved booze and women and saw himself as Australia’s answer to Dirty Harry. Cold, pragmatic, evil, Roger Rogerson loved nothing more than killing crooks and boasting about it.
When a killer prowled the northern beaches
THIRTY-TWO years ago an Australian-born American appeared in Manly Court to answer charges that he had sexually assaulted two girls.
Motive for share house executions still baffles
THEY were random victims — three young people set on a collision course with a deadly stranger by an innocent ad for a housemate. Just weeks after the chilling killings, the cold-blooded murderer was ready to strike again, only to be thwarted by exceptional acts of bravery.
How a boy became a sadistic killer
THE shocking murder trial involving the death of Callington woman Pirjo Kemppainen provided disturbing insights into the mind of the teenage boy who killed her.
Aussie serial killers: Seven murders in seven weeks
WHEN the young women and girls went missing no one thought their disappearances suspicious, let alone connected them — even after the first body was found.
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