Alongside reviewing cold cases, we are building the largest missing, murdered, and suspicious death database in Australia. Please get in touch if you'd like to submit a case, add information about a case, or want our help.
Our amazing news regarding #thegentleman has been picked up by all major #news outlets in #australia. Hopefully this can assist in solving this #coldcase https://t.co/jK4KDwVtAF
#TBT to one of HS’ most recent articles, “Death and disposal locations of serial homicides: The effect on recovery timeframes," by Brendan Chapman (@brendanforensic), Cody Raymer, & Dr. David A. Keatley (@DaveKeatley). You can access the article below!
https://t.co/Byp8KS7pWb
I’m so excited for things to come in the next few months. @DaveKeatley and I chatted with @DanComeHome from @MPANaus yesterday. #staytuned for the @CCR_at team @MurdochUni news.
Check out @PerthLive6PR after 3pm today for my interview with @oliverpeterson on our recent research publication into #australian#ecstacy trends. Credit to @jamesmaybir for the work on his Masters. @MurdochUni@6PR
Second #Q1 paper this week. Thanks to @DaveKeatley for the lead on this as well as David C and Chris! The start of an exciting new #gravesite project @MurdochUni https://t.co/bKOTCM2xdN
New article now available in Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation. @ELSforensics Great job James getting your @MurdochUni masters published. https://t.co/N0KS8x5W0v
This year we had over 200 applicants, from which 55 were selected to join CCR, working cases and building the missing and murdered database, Australia. We also have a designated Cold Case Review room specially for our team. Thanks to @MurdochUni. Welcome to the new CCR.