‘Control freak ruined our sister’s funeral’
Only eight people showed up to the Ballina funeral of Beverley Brooker, a woman born and bred in the northern NSW town and who worked there her whole life, but it was still too many for Jon Winfield.
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The recluse, her fortune and a windfall: where there’s a will, there’s a way
A woman stunned relatives by changing her will to leave her multimillion-dollar estate almost entirely to ‘stranger’ Jon Winfield, the longtime suspect in the disappearance of his wife Bronwyn | NEW EPISODE
Wife killer in High Court appeal
Convicted wife killer Chris Dawson has asked the High Court to quash his murder conviction and order a new trial, claiming he suffered a ‘significant forensic disadvantage’.
Fears Bronwyn’s husband is set to flee country
The husband of missing NSW mother Bronwyn Winfield has been trying to sell his home, prompting fears he could flee Australia, as a podcast and police investigation heat up, a coroner has been told.
Follow the money: bombshell Bronwyn clue
Missing NSW mother Bronwyn Winfield’s sole parent pension was cut off just weeks after she disappeared, after her estranged husband applied for the money to be diverted to him instead | LISTEN
Bronwyn Winfield’s brother urges coroner to search Sydney home for her body
Andy Read says the missing mother’s body ‘may well be located’ under concrete at a Sydney property | NEW EPISODE
Jason Rigby’s family seek answers to the resort manager’s violent Fiji death
The sudden and violent death of Australian man Jason Rigby at a new Fiji resort he helped manage has left his family in ‘complete shock’ and with deep suspicions.
Probe into ex-con’s claim for compo
Conwoman Jody Thomson faces a new investigation into whether she fraudulently obtained compensation from a minor car accident by concealing her extensive criminal history.
The convicted conwoman and her big compo claim
In an extraordinary development, leaked documents have revealed how a notorious fraudster known as the ‘Catch Me If You Can’ conwoman convinced authorities a minor car accident left her permanently incapacitated.
Murder arrest over 1997 ‘suicide’
A woman found dead at the base of a cliff on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast 27 years ago was murdered by her partner just days after he became eligible for an insurance payout from her demise, police will allege.
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