lloyd Rayney
60 Minutes Australia. (2018, Oct 15). Who killed Corryn Rayney? Falsely accused husband breaks silence. 60 minutes Australia {Video File]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1440&v=lG-_bMbyb0s
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The murder of court registrar Corryn Rayney was one of the biggest legal cases ever heard in Perth, both in the scope of its criminal investigation, and the closeness of the media coverage.
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The shocking case of the court registrar found buried in Kings Park, Perth, scandalised the state. Yet after her husband Lloyd Rayney, a barrister, was acquitted of murder, police are still looking for her killer
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Lloyd Rayney faces being struck off as a lawyer after WA's highest court upheld a decision to ban him for giving false evidence about secretly recording his estranged wife before her murder.
Chris Dawson
Thomson, K (Executive Producer) (2018, September 9). 60 Minutes - The Lynette Dawson Mystery [Television Broadcast]. Willoughby, New South Wales: Channel 9
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On Thursday in Sydney 70-year-old Chris Dawson was charged with the murder of his former wife, Lynette Dawson, almost four decades after her disappearance in January of 1982.
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1965: Chris Dawson and Lynette Simms met at a high-school function when they were both 16. “They were a good-looking couple," Mrs Dawson’s sister, Pat Jenkins, told the ABC in 2003. "They used to dress beautifully.”
Ivan Milat
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September 19, 1992 - The body of British tourist Joanne Walters, 22, is discovered by hikers in a shallow grave in the forest.
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n the early 1990s, Australia was rocked by the gruesome killings of seven foreign backpackers in the Belanglo State Forest. The tragedy came to be known as the “backpacker murders” and remains one of the worst string of homicides to take place in the country, and the man behind them, Ivan Milat, maintains his innocence even after decades behind bars.
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Ivan Milat confessed his crimes to his mother, and at least one other family member was aware he was a killer — the little sister with whom he had a close personal relationship, it has been revealed.
Brett Peter Cowan
Lizzie Borden. (2014, November 19). Sunday Night Daniel Morcombe's Killer [Video File]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAuPzTewiJM
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Queensland schoolboy Daniel Morcombe was almost certainly murdered within an hour of his abduction more than a decade ago, a Brisbane court has been told.
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For nine years Brett Peter Cowan thought he’d gotten away with the abduction and murder of Sunshine Coast teen Daniel Morcombe on Sunday, December 7, 2003.
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Officers could have done more in the early stages of the investigation into the disappearance of Daniel Morcombe to focus on Brett Peter Cowan, a Queensland coroner examining the police response has found.
Gerard Baden Clay
60 Minutes Australia. (2019, July 19). Inside the Investigation - Why Gerard Baden-Clay murdered his wife Alison - 60 Minutes Australia. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FmKYkdjy70
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April 20 2012: Gerard Baden-Clay calls police at about 7:30am to report that his wife, Allison, had been missing since the previous night. Photo Steve/Pohlner
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The disappearance of Allison Baden-Clay in 2012 resonated with many Brisbane residents.
Public interest in the case developed further after her body was found on a creek bank 10 days after her husband Gerard reported her missing. -
The High Court's ruling to reinstate Gerard Baden-Clay's murder conviction sets precedents that could change how future criminal trials are conducted, Queensland lawyers say.
Bradley Robert Edwards
McNeice, G (Producer) (2008). Hunt For a Killer: The Claremont Murders. CIA: Crime Investigation Australia. Moore Park, Australia: Foxtel
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A man already accused of killing Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon in the 1990s has been charged with the wilful murder of Sarah Spiers, the only victim of the so-called Claremont serial killings whose body has never been found.
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Evidence of a Telstra van lurking at Karrakatta Cemetery showed the accused Claremont serial killer frequented the area "waiting for the opportunity to abduct, sexually assault and murder young women", the Supreme Court has been told.
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The build up to an ‘inescapable’ drive to murder: The state's timeline against accused Claremont serial killer
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The long-running Claremont serial killings trial is at an end, after defence counsel Paul Yovich SC wrapped up his closing argument to the WA Supreme Court this afternoon about why Bradley Edwards should not be found guilty of the triple murders that shocked Perth more than two decades ago.
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The 25 reasons why Bradley Robert Edwards is the Claremont serial killer were laid out in WA’s Supreme Court yesterday as Justice Stephen Hall began hearing closing submissions in the State’s trial of the century.
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Claremont serial killer Bradley Edwards will spend at least 40 years behind bars after he was given a life sentence today.
Edwards, 51, was found guilty in September of the murders of Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon in 1996 and 1997 respectively.
Martin Bryant
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A chronology of the deadly events involved in the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, and how they led to gun law reform throughout Australia.
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On 28 April 1996, 35 people lost their lives and at least 18 more were injured when a lone gunman went on a shooting rampage in Port Arthur, Tasmania.
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The decisive political response to the killing of 35 people in Tasmania by a gunman 20 years ago changed Australia – and has lessons for the US today