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Shooting cold case blown open by dodgy gun

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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**This picture has a scanned reverse - see associated content at the bottom of the details window**Douglas Crabbe, convicted of murder after driving his road train into the Inland Motel bar at Ayers Rock in 1983. Five people died. Scenes, witnesses, etc.

Mass murderer in a Mack truck

THE truck hit the wall like a bomb going off; 25 tonnes of metal smashing into a pub at high speed. Five people would die, but the driver just smiled as he stepped over a survivor and ran into the night.

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Bandidos during a police operation at Penguin. PICTURE CHRIS KIDD

Rise of the Insta-Gangster

GONE are the days of the handlebar moustache, ripped jeans and leather jackets and men who fought over the patch you wore on your vest. Now cash is king, loyalty is dead and business is conducted between historically bitter enemies. Welcome to our bikie scene in 2018.

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Response to death ‘left me stunned’

Response to death ‘left me stunned’

A FORMER co-owner of the farm where a young man died in a workplace shooting told an inquest of the moment he phoned the site after hearing of the shocking death, only to be left “flabbergasted” by the response at the other end of the line.

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