Prosecutors gamble on multiple killer
It’s rare for a jury to be asked to take the word of a man who has killed young women and police, but that’s exactly what’s happening in a Melbourne court.
It’s rare for a jury to be asked to take the word of a man who has killed young women and police, but that’s exactly what’s happening in a Melbourne court.
When a perplexed renter discovered his new Essendon home featured a steel-reinforced door and a sniper’s nest, the only thing left to ponder was who his landlord really was.
A jailing, a murder charge, a hostile takeover — seismic changes are destabilising Melbourne’s underworld and pushing it closer to another war.
A stunning claim from a dying criminal may provide the best lead yet to identifying the child-abducting murderer known as Mr Cruel.
One Hollywood star was lucky to exit Melbourne with his public profile intact after leaving a grotesque trail of destruction in a posh Toorak rental.
A DNA bungle and disrupted crime scene have left the Tapp murders almost forgotten but could intriguing evidence link a charming deviate to one of Victoria’s worst unsolved cases?
Thirty-one years after Karmein Chan was abducted from her Templestowe home, a woman is still chilled by what her “creepy” neighbour said then about the little girl.
A serial child abductor, a triad execution or a kidnap for ransom? Thirty years on, a cunning killer and police missteps have kept Karmein Chan’s death a mystery.
He’s become something of a big name in Melbourne — but when life turned sour, he turned to some underworld-style connections to tidy things up.
Australian racing was a dangerous and sometimes deadly industry in the 1970s and 80s when millions of drug dollars washed through racetracks, fouling all it touched.
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