Investigations into dozens of unsolved homicides and long-term suspicious missing persons cases will receive a boost with $64 million in reward money put on the table by the WA government.
A coroner’s court findings reveal the final movements of Sydney grandmother Nadire Sensoy,more than four years before her son was charged with her murder.
New DNA evidence has confirmed that a man known in Queensland as John Damon was actually William Arnold,a convicted US killer and escaped inmate.
Mary was sexually assaulted in 1982 and her attacker has never been caught. Her case is one of those in the “freezer list”:a log of unsolved sexual assault cases Victoria Police is reinvestigating.
Brenda Boyd was six when her father said her mother had left their home and was not coming back. She is relieved a jury “saw through all the lies”.
Paul Murray was found naked and decomposing,with painful burrs in his feet,two kilometres from his camp site. His family believe he was murdered.
15-year-old Lynette Melbin,who would be in her mid-60s if still alive today,vanished after visiting her mother at Woolworths in Penrith in 1972.
Two German nationals accused of helping to cover up a murder will never face justice in Australia for their alleged roles in hiding Simone Strobel’s body outside a Lismore caravan park 17 years ago.
Compelling narratives that capture our imaginations are very different to cases that can affect legal outcomes,and too often we confuse the two.
Kubilay Kilincer who would “never win employee of the year” has been found guilty of murdering Hasan Dastan almost three decades ago.
It will take old-fashioned detective work to identify who murdered Michele Brown in Frankston 30 years ago,and perhaps a change of conscience from someone in the know. The $1 million reward police have offered might also help.