Two years, thousands of exhibits from across the state, more than $15m in rewards and all the technology of modern-day policing — Queensland’s crack cold case team is solving some of the oldest murder mysteries in Australian history.
A panicked Paul Kingsbury called a family member to arrange a meeting in the dead of night just hours before disappearing in 2014. What happened to him after that is a mystery, but a skull that washed up on a Geelong beach could hold some answers.
More than $1.5 million is on offer for information helping to solve some of the Geelong region’s most mysterious and brutal cold cases.
More than $1.5 million is on offer for information helping to solve some of the Geelong region’s most mysterious and brutal cold cases.
POLICE were at the crime scene just hours after the Beaumont children were killed, claims a man who has provided a statement to SA Police’s Major Crime branch.
BRODIE Bailey was just six years old when his mother Tamara Smith was slain in regional Queensland in 2002. With her ex-boyfriend acquitted of the killing on appeal, Brodie now wants a coronial inquiry to finally know the truth, writes Chris Clarke.
FOR the first time, read the full letter from an anonymous writer who claims to know where murdered British backpacker Peter Falconio is buried. WARNING: GRAPHIC
A TODDLER cowered in his cot as his mum and her friend were butchered nearby, in a horror kill spree that has baffled police for years. And there’s one suspect who can’t really be ruled out.
THE sister of one of Australia’s most infamous unsolved abductions has been living in anguish. Now she wants answers.
Having vanished without a trace the missing three-year-old has become our most perplexing and complex unsolved crime.
IT’S seven years since 13-year-old schoolgirl Bung Siriboon walked out of her house and out of her loved ones’ lives but the pain of her loss has not diminished, writes Andrew Rule.
They are the unsolved murders and chilling disappearances that have haunted the northern beaches for more than 40 years. Now as many as eight killings on the peninsula will be revisited by police.
A DRUG lord’s jail-cell suicide has robbed a small Queensland community of closure in the deaths of two young men.
MARIA SMITH was a 20-year-old newlywed when she was raped and murdered in the Randwick unit she and her husband of just eight weeks lived in. More than 45 years later, police still believe they can catch the teacher’s killer.
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