Despite the decades-long investigation to find Rachelle Childs’ killer, her family was not contacted by the police to say the chief suspect in her murder had died in a hotel room in Thailand.
Several women, including his estranged daughter, came forward to detail how this prime murder suspect terrified them. He might be dead now, but the search to find a killer isn’t over.
Weirdo conspiracy theories would multiply, but there is no doubt Bradley John Murdoch targeted strangers in a Kombi for depravity and death on July 14, 2001.
The estranged husband of triple murderer Erin Patterson has been inundated with lucrative media offers.
The mushroom cook who killed her in-laws with a beef wellington expressed little emotion as she was condemned in the courtroom.
The homicide squad trawled over every facet of Erin Patterson’s life and her home. Detectives collected and reviewed CCTV, phone data, messages, medical and bank records and more.
Erin Patterson is now a triple murderer. She armed herself by getting in her red MG to go to a wet footy ground and sniff out nature’s random offerings of doom. But what was her motive?
The former detective who helped crack the Teacher’s Pet case has revealed what keeps him awake at night when it comes to Australia’s biggest cold cases.
New analysis from the Mushroom Cook trial’s forensic phone data expert has cast doubt over the alibi of the chief suspect in one of Australia’s biggest cold cases. SEE THE VIDEO.
A new witness has revealed chilling details that could help unlock the answer to one of Australia’s most perplexing cold cases. Watch the video and listen to the podcast season finale.
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