60 Minutes Australia Videos
Borce Ristevski killed his wife, Karen, in 2016, hid her body, and falsely claimed shock over her disappearance until 2019. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter to avoid trial. His daughter, Sarah, 24, now grapples with the trauma of her mother’s murder by her father, struggling to reconcile her love for both.
In 1986, nine-year-old Samantha Knight vanished from Bondi, triggering a massive NSW police investigation. Despite extensive efforts, her body remains missing, and she would now be in her 40s. The case remains unsolved, highlighting the unresolved nature of her disappearance.
Brand Beckham faces internal family conflict as son Brooklyn disowns him and his wife, Posh, amid reported tensions within the family.
Four weeks ago, Australian tourist Lucas Fowler and his American girlfriend Chynna Deese were murdered in Canada. A Canadian professor was later killed. RCMP linked the crimes to two teenage fugitives, later found dead. Reporter Sarah Abo interviewed the father of one boy, seeking insight into his son's actions.
Chris Dawson murdered his wife, Lynette, in 1982 to be with a 17-year-old student, lying to his daughters she ran away. They endured emotional trauma for decades. Now, eldest daughter Shanelle recounts her ongoing pain, as the father faces jail time and the mother is deceased.
JonBenét Ramsey's 1996 murder remains unsolved despite police initially suspecting her parents, who were dismissed as perpetrators. Investigators overlooked other suspects and critical evidence, hindering progress. A recent breakthrough, revealed by Amelia Adams, offers hope for resolving the case.
Greg Lynn was convicted of murdering Carol Clay but acquitted of killing Russell Hill in a 2024 case linked to a 2020 camping trip in Victoria’s high country. Authorities now face unresolved questions about Lynn’s past, prompting further investigation into potential ties to the murders despite the partial verdict.
Kerry Whelan and Dottie Davis disappeared, leading to the conviction of Bruce Burrell for their double murder. Investigations linked him to a million-dollar ransom, secret cash transactions, and evasive lies, culminating in his guilty plea and the bodies' locations remaining undisclosed.
Aileen Wuornos, the first female serial killer, is profiled, alongside Gypsy-Rose Blanchard’s case involving her mother’s death and Lucy Letby’s neonatal murders. Investigations into these cases highlight complex criminal behaviors and legal responses.
Aileen Wuornos examines the life and crimes of one of America's most notorious female serial killers, exploring the murders of seven men in Florida, her claims of self-defence, and the controversial trial that ended with her death sentence.
A woman hired to promote Andrew Tate, a misogynist accused of depraved acts, became central to an investigation into his crimes and her role in his promotion.
Three victims, Anita Cobby, Ebony Simpson, and Janine Balding, were tortured and murdered. Their families revisited harrowing memories, with one father achieving peace through forgiveness while another sought revenge.