Do you know this man?: Tatts, shoes hold Qld DNA clue
Qld police have released images of tattoos and other evidence to identify a man whose body was found in Nambour. It’s one of many remains piling up at police, mortuary and forensic facilities.
Qld police have released images of tattoos and other evidence to identify a man whose body was found in Nambour. It’s one of many remains piling up at police, mortuary and forensic facilities.
A chilling note from a man found at Echo Point may be the clue police need to identify his body, which is one of hundreds of remains piling up at police, mortuary and forensic facilities.
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?
A DNA bungle has put a paedophile priest and other suspects back in the frame over the 1980 murder of Thornbury bookshop owner Maria James. Take a look at the evidence and possible killers in a case that’s haunted our top detective for decades.
Detectives are zeroing in on a suspect in the slaying of gangland figure Willie Thompson — a lifelong friend of Tony Mokbel who was connected with a who’s who of Melbourne’s crime fraternity — at Chadstone 15 years ago, releasing a police image of the man.
Murder victim Salvatore “Sam” Rotiroti’s daughter Maria is living with the man accused by Victoria Police of killing her father in what is just the latest twist in the 1988 cold case.
A corrupt politician, bikies and even dodgy cops were suspects in the murder of top cop Colin Winchester. And after the recent acquittal of the man convicted of the shooting, police are no closer to solving the execution-style killing.
It was a murder that shocked Australia — AFP assistant commissioner Colin Winchester was shot dead outside his Canberra home 30 years ago. And some remain convinced the assassination was the work of the Calabrian mafia.
The families of four missing women feared taken by a serial killer are calling for a $1 million reward for each victim to help catch the predator and finally provide answers decades on.
AFTER three months of pushing the NSW police to answer questions raised from our investigation into the death of 17-year- old Nathan Garriock, a senior detective has been assigned to his cold case. It has been 15 years since their son was brutally bashed over the head at a party and the Garriock family want answers.
Homicide detectives will today announce a $1 million reward in relation to the 2006 murder of Sebastiano Formica, who died after being stabbed during a fight outside a Shepparton bar.
AT the inquest into Nathan Garriock’s death, a young man yells out to his mother Joan that it was one of Nathan’s friends who killed her son. This, and an open finding from the coroner, compound the rumours and speculation that someone is hiding a dark secret. LISTEN TO PART THREE OF THE PODCAST.
AFTER 15 years, police investigators have not been able to identify who is responsible for Nathan Garriock’s death and hope a $100,000 reward will encourage witnesses to come forward. LISTEN TO THE INVESTIGATIVE PODCAST
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