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Murders, kidnappings, arsons, and assaults. We take a look at the cold cases haunting investigators — and the rewards on offer to help solve the crimes — some even decades on.
Betty Shanks was brutally murdered, with her bloodied body found in a Brisbane garden three blocks from her home. Now, cold case investigator Mike King has a new theory about what happened.
The jury in the Suzanne Poll cold-case murder trial has been discharged on the second day of hearings following a legal error.
Cleo Smith’s case had a happy ending, but many SA families are still longing for information on their loved ones. Can you help solve these cases?
Police are yet to make a breakthrough in the search for missing four-year-old Cleo Smith but one expert has shed light on how child abductors think.
Jaie Hosking believes he knows who killed his mum. Major Crime detectives think they know too. But there’s a “frustrating” reason her suspected murderer is still at large.
A cannabis crop in a state forest could be linked to the 2003 murder of a Brunswick man, with fresh hope a $1m reward will help catch his killers.
A Crimestoppers team sent into far north Queensland communities to find out new information about a missing mother is hopeful of a breakthrough.
Retired detective Frank Sanvitale is tortured by the abduction of little Cheryl Grimmer 51 years ago, but now believes he has fresh evidence that could finally bring peace to her shattered family.
The unknown Somerton Man has been exhumed and placed into a new coffin to be transported for forensic testing. Police say his remains are in “reasonable” condition for DNA extraction.
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The son of the prime suspect in the 1986 disappearance of Sharron Phillips called a retired detective in 2016 to confess his father’s guilt, an inquest has been told.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/truecrimeaustralia/coldcases/page/4