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It was DNA that finally solved the enduring mystery of a terrifying Golden State crime spree dating back to the 1970s.
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Aussie links to US killer pursued
A renewed investigation into one of America’s most elusive serial killers has unearthed intriguing Australian links.
Boyfriend faces perjury charge
Rachel Antonio was found to have died in an altercation with her boyfriend, paving the way for a perjury charge.
‘We can’t unscramble the egg’
A coroner’s findings that missing schoolgirl Rachel Antonio died in an altercation with her secret older boyfriend has been upheld.
Pain drugs stolen from surgery
Patients’ painkillers were swapped with saline by a drug-abusing staff member while they were on the operating table.
Staffer switched syringes
An anaesthetic technician at a major hospital stole painkillers from patients including a “non verbal” woman with cerebral palsy.
‘It’s a war and kids are losing’
Task Force Argos has been instrumental in the undoing of some of the world’s worst pedophiles.
Mum feared Faulkner’s fate
Iryna Tarakan was willing to go to any lengths to retrieve her two children from Lebanon, fearing the same fate as Brisbane mum Sally Faulkner.
Mum’s mission to retrieve kids
A Sydney mother has pulled off an “impossible’’ mission, retrieving her two young sons from the Middle East.
Tragedy of unclaimed Fatima
Four years after MH17 was shot down, the remains of a much-loved Perth scientist still haven’t been collected. Why?
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