Bringing it Home | 8
The investigation takes us to a $10 million home in a leafy city suburb.
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INTRODUCING: Cocaine Inc.
Listen to episode 1 of our new series inside the global cocaine industry – where profits are counted up in millions and losses measured out in murders.
Happy endings: Maddie Pulver and Liam Knight
Moz is joined by Daily Telegraph senior reporter Clementine Cuneo to discuss two of the best and worst cases they’ve covered – the fake collar bomb attack on Maddie Pulver and Liam Knight, who was speared in the head with a metal pole
INTRODUCING: Cocaine Inc.
Listen to episode 1 of our new series inside the global cocaine industry – where profits are counted up in millions and losses measured out in murders.
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Former Home and Away star walks free after stomping on woman’s head
Actor Orpheus Pledger has been released on bail from Melbourne Magistrates’ Court after his lawyer argued his time behind bars was sufficient punishment.
Accused Melbourne drug kingpin granted bail despite flight risk
A Werribee dad accused of plotting a major drug importation allegedly told associates on the AN0M encrypted messaging app he intended to flee Australia.
Sinaloa cartel hit with alleged 21kg ice sting in Sydney
A blood thirsty drug cartel linked to mass murder in Mexico has had their operations allegedly disrupted in Sydney. See the photos.
Iconic party paradise hit with ‘barbaric’ coke wars
It’s the party island hotspot for thousands of tourists, but whistleblowers have now exposed the deadly drug gangs that have emerged.
High Country killer Greg Lynn attacked in prison
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How accused crims allegedly laundered $200m of dirty cash
Sources close to those allegedly involved in the Long River money laundering syndicate have spoken after they were arrested. The accused have vowed to fight charges against them.
‘Like Breaking Bad’: Couple’s coke plot flooding Australia
A husband and wife have been convicted of trafficking $154.2m in cocaine hidden in toolboxes in an elaborate plot they set up to fly drugs to Australia.
Cocaine Inc. takes you inside the business of cocaine
Cocaine Inc. — a new podcast series from True Crime Australia and the UK’s The Times and Sunday Times, examines the global drug business.
Cops’ ultimate revenge on bikies and crims moving cocaine
Cops are getting revenge on organised crime networks and bikie gangs by taking their prized possessions away from them and giving them the ultimate makeover.
What fast-tracked trial means for accused mushroom killer
In another dramatic twist, Erin Patterson has opted to forgo a major step in the legal process, instead heading straight to trial in the Supreme Court. Here’s what it means for the accused mushroom cook.
The top lawyers fighting to free accused mushroom cook killer
Accused triple murderer Erin Patterson has hired two of Australia’s top legal minds to run her defence. Here is why they’re seen as some of the best in the business.
‘We’re not cult-like’ How staying silent cost town at centre of mushroom meal
The town of Korumburra was unwittingly thrust into the spotlight in the wake of the deadly mushroom meal. But the decision to stay tight-lipped took an unexpected toll on locals.
‘Horrendous’ final moments of mushroom lunch victims
Erin Patterson’s in-laws likely spent their final moments writhing in agony as they succumbed to the death cap mushrooms allegedly inside their beef wellington lunch, a toxicologist has revealed.
Bombshell moments from Dying Rose podcast
Six deaths. One national shame. Compelling true crime podcast Dying Rose follows a team of reporters as they piece together the untold story of how the authorities react to the deaths of Aboriginal women and girls. These are the bombshell moments from Dying Rose.
Dying Rose short-listed for Walkley
A team of journalists from The Advertiser have been named finalists in a string of prominent awards for compelling storytelling.
Police wall of silence ‘lets families down’ after six women’s deaths
While investigating the harrowing deaths of six Aboriginal women, The Advertiser was met with a wall of silence from authorities. Indigenous leaders say that needs to change.
Coroner intervenes after podcast unearths new evidence
A distraught dad was left with haunting unanswered questions after his daughter’s body was found being eaten by dogs – but now he has fresh hope for answers.
AN0M app bust: What’s next after 62 convictions
Criminals using the “secret” AN0M app have been sentenced to three centuries of jail time, with dozens of cases still to hit court. See some of them who’ve been convicted.
Hells Angels’ cunning move to take Comanchero drug trade
The Hells Angels are preparing to take over Australia’s wholesale international drug trade after the arrest of Comanchero kingpin Hakan Ayik in Turkey. This is what’s afoot.
Aussie drug kingpin and bikie broker’s cunning move
An Australian fugitive on the run for a decade in Mexico, who is a key drug broker for bikie gangs, is suspected of taking a dramatic step to avoid capture.
Busted: Cocaine dealers convicted in NSW revealed
Cocaine use might have dwindled in NSW but Sydney is still classed as the coke capital of Australia. Here we take a look at some dealers who were caught and convicted across the state.
New suspects, witnesses emerge in cold cases
“Legitimate and credible” clues have emerged after The Missing Australia’s inquiries into some of Australia’s most shocking cold cases. See what they are and listen to the whole series.
How a surprise meeting could unlock 51-year-old cold case
It’s a mystery that has endured for decades – but a shock encounter in a tattoo parlour has revealed an incredible behind-the-scenes struggle to find Kirste Gordon and Joanne Ratcliffe.
How snap bus strike changed missing Rhianna’s destiny
An ex-detective can’t get the abduction of Rhianna Barreau, 12, out of his mind. Listen to The Missing Australia podcast to see why, decades on, he thinks the case can still be solved.
Inside the final resting place of Sydney’s lost souls
They are the forgotten and unclaimed, buried in cemeteries across Australia. Dozens of lost souls, some given a pauper’s burial, others whose deaths have gone unnoticed in unmarked graves.
Hillsong twist as Brian Houston starts new church
The megachurch is making a major change to its complaints process amid a tax office investigation into whistleblower documents that was examined in Faith on Trial podcast.
ATO probes Hillsong fraud claims
The Christian megachurch is being investigated by the Australian Taxation Office’s private wealth team over leaked financial records.
Moment I saw myself standing next to a Hillsong paedo
Award-winning journalist Marc Fennell has revealed his mixed — and deeply personal — feelings on the controversial Hillsong, and how he found a photo that he thought never existed.
‘Mockumentaries’: Hillsong founder hits out
Former Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston has broken his silence after the release of a new documentary series about the megachurch. See what he had to say.
How I can get your child into my car in less than 60 secs
Scarily, we now live in an era where a new level of stranger danger lurks, writes Madeleine West. See what you can do to protect your child.
How TV star caught sick pedo on TikTok
After she found out a young girl was being followed on TikTok by a man, Madeleine West discovered something shocking that led her straight to the federal police.
‘Every parent’s worst nightmare’: What Aussie star said to abuser
Former Neighbours star Madeleine West has revealed what she told the “monster” who sexually abused her for years. Read her victim impact statement.
‘I handed them evidence’: How cops miss abused Aussie kids
Vital clues that could lead to young sexual abuse victims are being overlooked – but an unlikely source could help bring paedophiles to justice. See how.
One thing Kathleen Folbigg can’t do anymore
In a sneak peek of a TV documentary, Kathleen Folbigg is happy, relaxed and surrounded by love. But, while she enjoys freedom after 20 years behind bars, it’s clear she still has a long way to go.
Folbigg’s common link with Lindy Chamberlain
Kathleen Folbigg and Lindy Chamberlain have shared a rare connection of murder convictions and acquittals that have captured, reviled and divided the nation.
Diaries of a ‘depressed mother’
Kathleen Folbigg’s diaries belonged to a ‘grieving, depressed mother’, a chief justice has found, as she was granted an unconditional pardon and released from prison.
‘Dismayed, devastated’: Folbigg’s ex-husband upset
Kathleen Folbigg’s ex-husband Craig, who gave evidence against her, was “absolutely dismayed and devastated” that there was a further inquiry, according to his lawyer.
Inside the minds of terrorists: Dr Dave Gawel Pt.2
Counter terrorist expert Dave Gawel joins Gary Jubelin on the latest episode of I Catch Killers to discuss radicalisation, recruitment, how threats are managed in real time.
Triads, murder and hunting terrorists: Dr Dave Gawel Pt.1
Counter terrorist expert Dave Gawel joins Gary Jubelin on the latest episode of I Catch Killers to discuss how he spent his career stopping crimes before they occurred.
Prison gangs, eyeball soup and 20,000 inmates: Billy Moore Pt.2
When Billy Moore was first locked away in a Thai prison, he shared a cell with a dead person for three days. This is what it takes to survive one of the world’s most notorious prisons.
Surviving the world’s most brutal prisons: Billy Moore Pt.1
Billy Moore thought he’d die in a Thai prison. He joins Gary Jubelin’s I Catch Killers podcast to talk about the grim reality of years in jail.
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Army instructor ‘groomed’ recruit to film ‘hardcore’ sex videos
A “disturbing relationship of cuckoldry, control and manipulation” led a young army member to covertly film sex videos and share them with a superior.
How US lost their grip on Assange
A former ASIO boss has a brutal take on Australia’s warm reception of Julian Assange as it is revealed how US prosecutors let him slip away.
Accused terror teen idolised mosque shooter
Alleged teen terrorist Jordan Patten idolised mass killer Brenton Tarrant and the “magnificent” way he live streamed his massacre of 51 Muslims at mosques in Christchurch five years ago.
‘Erodes standards’: Court’s big move on brutal DV killer’s jail time
A monster who buried his ex-girlfriend alive was given a “manifestly inadequate” sentence, with the court now coming down hard on the murderer.
INTRODUCING: Cocaine Inc.
Listen to episode 1 of our new series inside the global cocaine industry – where profits are counted up in millions and losses measured out in murders.
INTRODUCING: Cocaine Inc.
Listen to episode 1 of our new series inside the global cocaine industry – where profits are counted up in millions and losses measured out in murders.
‘We have laws in Australia’: Assange warned against leaks
Julian Assange has been warned against leaking top secret information again, as he flees to a house by the Aussie beach. Follow updates.
Camper’s wife’s brutal spray for killer
The widow of missing camper Russell Hill said she hopes killer Greg Lynn ‘suffers for the rest of his life’ after he was found not guilty of murdering her husband.
The Dubai Gold Rush | 7
Undercover in a gleaming world where nobody asks questions. David Collins follows the money trail through Dubai’s crowded gold souk to its luxurious office blocks.
Russell Hill’s widow: ‘An innocent person doesn’t get rid of the bodies’
The widow of slain camper Russell Hill says the verdict “could have been better” but she was relieved after initially fearing Greg Lynn would walk free.
Ex-pilot Greg Lynn murdered one of two missing campers
Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn has been found guilty of murdering Carol Clay – but acquitted of the murder of Russell Hill – after the pair died on a camping trip to Victoria’s high country. Now, their “devastated” families have spoken out.
Scary way criminals are using GPS trackers
Almost half of all GPS trackers are going to buyers with nefarious backgrounds and many are allegedly used in high-profile cases including the alleged murder of bikie boss Alen Moradian.
Cop regrets ‘madness’ over Top Gun spoilers
A police officer bitterly regrets pointing his gun at his colleague and threatening to shoot him if he revealed spoilers for Top Gun 2: Maverick.
NCA bomber’s family plea for answers over $1m reward
A $1m reward was offered for information leading to the conviction of NCA bomber Domenic Perre but whether it was ever paid has never been revealed. Now questions are being asked.
Crippling beer prices spark shock new trend in cocaine habits
Aussies are finding cheaper ways to party than the traditional night out, says a convicted drug dealer whose former buyers included “tradies, lawyers and professional footballers”.
New Gangitano and Melb ‘hitmen’ link to NCA bombing
A leaked memo has revealed how Melbourne’s most notorious “hitmen” can be linked to the NCA bombing in Adelaide after the ‘Black Prince of Lygon St’ met with an Italian Mafia don.
Sunshine and Lollipops | 6
Drug money is carried out of the UK in suitcases carried by passengers travelling in luxury. A cash mule tells David Collins about the brazen operation used to smuggle millions to Dubai.
Shock way Aussies get free cocaine
A worrying trend has developed in many Australian cocaine users who are desperate to score bags of cocaine for nothing.
Mafia don ‘The Fox’ and five missing pieces of evidence
Lawyers for NCA bomber Domenic Perre know he was a Calabrian criminal, but they also know five missing pieces of evidence reveal another suspect who was a Mafia don.
‘Wannabe gangster’: Who Domenic Perre really was
Domenic Perre was a criminal, who was also under surveillance by cops investigating Italian organised crime across NSW, Canberra, Melbourne and Adelaide.
Why NCA bomber’s lawyers say cops got the wrong man
Two new pieces of evidence have cast doubt on the guilty verdict that put Domenic Perre behind bars for the NCA bombing. Legal action is also being considered. See the video.
Bizarre detail of alleged killer’s past emerges as Mackay shooting probe continues
Police have praised the bravery of two young girls who fled a vehicle where a woman was shot to raise the alarm. It comes as a bizarre detail of the alleged killer’s past is revealed.
A spate of kidnappings shock Sydney and the case of the missing Josh
Moz goes back to the vault, digging out an interview with Detective Superintendent Joe Doueihi. He’s seen the worst humanity has to offer – but was still shocked by the brutality of the kidnappings now happening in Crim City.
‘Obsessed’: How extremists target Aussie kids
An expert has revealed how more kids are being radicalised with one particular group at risk. See how you can protect your family.
Cops’ hit list of cocaine-linked bikies
The Australian Border Force has revealed more details about a watchlist of 1000 criminals which includes bikies who have a suspected stranglehold on Australia’s cocaine industry.
The Woodchurch Estate | 5
On the streets of northern England where chaos reigns among those doing the selling.
Man bashed girlfriend to death before going out for pizza
A killer who beat a young mum to death in Endeavour Hills went to pick up pizza before returning to the house and discarding a half-eaten slice next to her starved and lifeless body.
‘Great shame’: Drink-driving CEO sacked before starting
A chief executive has been sentenced after his decision to drink-drive to an “entertainment venue” cost him his new job. Here’s the latest from court.
Nick Kyrgios shares horror of waking to his mother’s screams
Tennis star Nick Kyrgios and his mother have told a court of their anger and fear after a killer pointed a gun at his mother’s head, stole his luxury car, and left her terrified to answer her door.
Why sex fiend with shrunken genitals was driven to kill
A forensic psychologist has revealed how serial sex predator Mark Errin Rust’s small penis drove him to chase women he also murdered.
How I cracked ‘celebrity’ conman’s ‘Mr Charming’ act
Aussie conman Dimitri de Angelis fooled many with his so-called celebrity “friends”. But he couldn’t fool the forensic expert who exposed his dark side.
Twisted Minds quiz: Are you working with a psychopath?
Are you working with a psychopath? As part of our new Twisted Minds podcast series, we put your knowledge to the test.
Childers murders: ‘There were bodies still at the door’
Former detective and criminal behaviourist, Steve Longford, reveals what he saw and knew of the arson attack on the Childers backpacker hostel and Bali bombing.
Small steps for Hannah: Sue and Lloyd Clarke Pt.2
All that Sue and Lloyd Clarke have of their daughter Hannah Clarke are her footprints. Those prints inspired Small Steps For Hannah – a foundation working to stop the cycle of domestic violence.
Hannah Clarke’s Legacy: Sue and Lloyd Clarke Pt.1
Hannah Clarke’s parents Sue and Lloyd Clarke join Gary Jubelin to talk about coercive control and domestic violence.
‘Every time we had sex’: Jubelin’s ex tells all
Even when sharing a bed, the job never stopped for Gary Jubelin, according to his former partner Pam Young, who has spoken for the first time about the impact of work on their relationship.
Scott Johnson and the end of a career: Pamela Young Pt.4
Retired Detective Chief Inspector Pamela Young was a top homicide detective, but the Scott Johnson case brought her career to an end.
How I got ‘Chopper’ Read nude behind bars
Former prison officer Steve Bergervoet was just a rookie when he managed to get Mark ‘Chopper’ Read naked on his first day of work. Warning: Graphic
Prison slang quiz: What’s a peter thief?
Think you’ve got what it takes to talk like an inmate? As part of our new On Guard prison podcast series, we put your knowledge of jailhouse lingo to the test.
Prison slang quiz: What’s chicken soup?
Think you’ve got what it takes to talk like an inmate? As part of our new On Guard prison podcast series, we put your knowledge of jailhouse lingo to the test.
Massacre monster trades sex for chocolates
A prison officer who worked with Martin Bryant has revealed the serial killer is just a “big baby” and a nobody within the jail hierarchy. WARNING: Graphic
The lie that cost underworld figure his life
When Carl Williams lied about Michael Marshall’s involvement in a contract killing, he as good as signed the hotdog salesman’s death warrant.
Lunchtime jewel heist which rocked Sydney’s CBD
In what was considered the biggest jewellery heist of the first half of the 20th century, in 1947 a thief managed to steal jewels worth about $600k today. But his glory was short-lived.
Guyra Ghost of 1921 still remains a mystery
As Sherlock Holmes and spiritualism became popular, a ghostly case in the NSW town of Guyra led to hysteria spreading throughout Australia.
Sydney’s forgotten ‘Cocaine Queen’
A witness to one of Sydney’s oldest cold cases, madam May Smith, was later arrested by our first female detective. She was jailed and then disappeared from public records — and from memory.
Elite squad to track elusive murderer and cold case fugitive
It’s been almost a year since a confirmed sighting of one of Queensland’s most wanted men, cold case fugitive and convicted murderer Keith Lees, and police are stepping up the hunt.
‘Last ray of hope’ snuffed out with no charges over crayfish farm shooting
The family of a young scientist shot dead while working at a crayfish farm say they lost their “last ray of hope” after an inquest failed to result in charges against two people named by a coroner.
Disappearance, taxi driver, deathbed confession: 40-year mystery set to end
For four decades it has been one of Queensland’s most enduring cold case murder mysteries but today the state coroner hands down the findings into the 1986 disappearance of Sharron Phillips.
‘Other secrets’: Bombshell Ivan Milat theory
It’s one of Australia’s most infamous cases but serial killer Ivan Milat still has more skeletons yet to emerge.
‘Pulp Fiction’: Playboy gold dealer’s theft and scam empire
Jetsetting jewellery dealer Alex Mendieta-Blanco was famous for having Delta Goodrem at his party. But he was also convicted of a scam worth up to $1bn. This is how his empire worked.
Why crooks are moving from casinos to racing
Suspicious transactions within Victoria’s racing industry are not going unnoticed, say insiders, as money launderers move away from casinos.
AN0M drug kingpin jailed in cocaine cartel smash
A cartel linked to a top Australian law enforcer and tonnes of cocaine and ecstasy has been smashed for a second time.
Unmasked: The online cult members targeting Aussie kids
A baby-faced teen was exposed as the leader of online cult 764 which has targeted Aussie kids. See the list of alleged perpetrators.
Judge scolds AFP over ankle bracelets
A surprising argument about electronic monitoring used by the AFP to deny people bail has been lambasted in court.
Sneaky tactic assassins use to rope in unsuspecting Aussies
Organised violence is becoming an increasingly professionalised industry and oblivious Australians are being dragged into crime. See how.
Secret texts, cashies, mystery exits: Inside colossal scandal that brought down Michael Bosscher
Michael Bosscher was a high-flying Brisbane lawyer with big name clients. But in the winter of 2016, a major scandal erupted that sent the George St rumour mill into overdrive and ended in his jailing. This is the inside story.
Secret texts, cashies, mystery exits: Inside colossal scandal that brought down Michael Bosscher
Michael Bosscher was a high-flying Brisbane lawyer with big name clients. But in the winter of 2016, a major scandal erupted that sent the George St rumour mill into overdrive and ended in his jailing. This is the inside story.
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