Cop ‘had it in’ for Tyrrell person of interest: court
A former person of interest in William Tyrrell’s disappearance will argue in court ex-Detective Gary Jubelin “had it in for him”.
Cold Cases
How psychic led to ‘killer bikie’ in murder mystery
Lynette Mullane’s murder has taken a new twist, with a psychic leading to a new theory after the grandmother was found dead in her home with blood dripping from her mouth.
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.
Commodore key to solving petrol bomb killing of teen
A white Commodore could be the missing piece in the tragic puzzle of a 13-year-old’s firebombing death, which has left devastated mum Julie Szabo still waiting for justice 24 years later.
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Mum charged with son’s murder in 1960s
An elderly Brisbane mother of 11 has been charged over the death of her young son in the 1960s, who police say was never reported missing.
Case of vanishing boy in bush still haunts brother
Almost 300,000 reports flooded into Crime Stoppers during the four years Det-Sgt Stephen McKenzie was there. Sadly, none provided the information he desperately wanted to hear — what happened to his brother Damian who vanished without a trace in 1974.
Mystery over ‘sudden and violent’ murder
Mark Russell was found dead inside his Sydney home more than two years ago. A coroner has now ruled on the circumstances behind his death.
‘Someone knows what happened’
The family of murdered boy Gerard Ross believe “someone somewhere knows what happened” to him and hope a $1 million reward will help solve the 23-year-old Perth mystery.
Police scour bushland in search for missing tradie
Police are searching bushland in Brisbane’s north as part of the cold case murder investigation into missing bricklayer Gregory Thurlow.
Cadaver dogs in cold case murder hunt
Police are using cadaver dogs on a Gold Coast hinterland property hoping to find remains of murder victim Tina Greer.
Sex slaves and executioners: How Asian crime gangs work
Asian crime gangs have infiltrated Australia and these shadowy groups could be linked to some of the nation’s most sinister cold cases. Andrew Rule reveals how they operate.
It didn’t click with me that it was a gun
Teens Thomas Cooper and his girlfriend were sitting in a car at a lovers’ lane in Melbourne when a gunman in a cowboy hat appeared from nowhere. What happened next is the stuff of nightmares.
New DNA program may solve SA’s lost girls mystery
On the 47th anniversary of the abduction of girls Joanne Ratcliffe and Kirste Gordon from Adelaide Oval, a new DNA-matching program may hold the answer for their long-suffering families.
How police got accused killer to crack
More than 45 years after he killed his wife and buried her in their backyard, Geoffrey Adams finally confessed after cops cleverly trapped him.
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