In 1966, teens Abina Madill and Gary Heywood disappeared from Shepparton, Victoria. The blame immediately shifted to Abina's boyfriend Ian Urquhart, his life would be ruined by the suspicion. Watch Crimes That Shook Australia -Raymond Edmunds now @mattdoran22
"Everybody related to Jill Meagher because she was a normal person living a normal life & does what we all do on a Friday night, not expecting anything like this could happen" - Anthony Dowsley
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True crime writer Ruth Wykes sifts through the lies and deceit of Anu Singh in a recap of last night's Crimes That Shook Australia https://t.co/XtrF6uZVtN #CTSA#CrimesThatShookAustralia
On October 26, 1997, Anu Singh invited friends over for a dinner party to kill her boyfriend Joe Cinque. To this day, no-one can understand why she did it.
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Serial killer Ivan Milat left a deep impression on his nephew Matthew. And so Matthew wanted to continue his family’s murderous legacy. Crimes That Shook Australia: Matthew Milat hosted by @mattdoran22 starts now #CTSA#crimesthatshookaustralia
Matthew wanted to follow in the footsteps of his great uncle, the infamous serial killer, Ivan Milat; so he invited his friend David to spend the night in the Belangalo forest.
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True crime writer Ruth Wykes tries to make sense of the Queen St Massacre. It was supposed to be an ordinary day like any other. https://t.co/jLgOFTEfcz #CTSA
Deep in Louisiana, a man is found brutally murdered in a nightclub. A handwritten note soaked in the victim’s blood reads: “You gave me AIDS.” Police have more questions than answers. Was it a hate crime?
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The Queen Street Massacre could have been much worse if not for the brave men and women who fought the gunman on the scene.
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True crime writer Ruth Wykes grapples with the devastation that family and friends are still feeling today. It's supposed to get easier with time, but it never does. https://t.co/drrjR61QNZ #crime
The AIHW has today released its first comprehensive report on family, domestic and sexual violence. The report brings together more than 20 data sources to paint a picture of what we currently know about these important issues. Learn more: https://t.co/ffNjBFFCPo
Great grandmother Kathleen Downes was brutally murdered in her Brunswick nursing home. 21 years later, convicted serial killer Peter Dupas has finally been charged with her murder. https://t.co/XAmIBvcXfo #crime
True crime writer Ruth Wykes grapples with the devastation that family and friends are still feeling today. It's supposed to get easier with time, but it never does. https://t.co/drrjR61QNZ #CTSA#CrimesThatShookAustralia
Crimes That Shook Australia hosted by @mattdoran22 starts in 15 minutes. Watch The Bega Schoolgirl Murders - only on the Crime + Investigation channel #CrimesThatShookAustralia#CTSA
In the early hours of Saturday morning, 15 year old James Fairweather randomly attacked James Attfield, stabbing him 102 times - leaving him for dead. What was going on inside the head of Britain's youngest serial killer? Jo Frost attempts to find out. #TrueCrime
True crime writer Ruth Wykes is desensitised to the horrors people inflict on each other but even she found the #Snowtown murders particularly disturbing on the show last night https://t.co/bUXNZ6Rfgk #CrimesThatShookAustralia#CTSA