Forensic Investigators AU Videos
Two men found dead with violent post-mortem mutilation within two weeks. Investigators examine potential links between the murders, analyzing forensic evidence to determine if the cases are connected.
Mark Valera, the youngest offender to receive a life sentence for two murders, was imprisoned when his father was killed. Investigators sought to determine the perpetrator of the father's murder.
In July 1987, 15-year-old Janet Phillips disappeared after an altercation at a Brisbane party. Her body was found near storm drains, sparking a high-profile investigation. With limited forensic tools and a single clue, detectives faced challenges in identifying her killer, leading to a prolonged pursuit.
Amanda Carter vanished after a birthday celebration in Hobart, with witnesses last seeing her near a taxi rank early morning. A cab driver’s account prompted concern, as detectives found a mysterious handbag and suspicious forensic evidence in a taxi, while the driver refused to cooperate.
Detectives investigating the murders of Frank Arkell and David O’Hearn secured a breakthrough via a witness’s description of a red Nissan Skyline and hidden fingerprints. A 19-year-old suspect, Mark van Krevel, confessed to his instructor before a tense pursuit, leading to the discovery of weapons and the arrest of the offender.
John Wayne Glover murdered six elderly women in Sydney's northern suburbs over a year before being apprehended. Investigators solved the case through forensic evidence, leading to his capture and prosecution for the violent crimes.
John Glover, known as the Granny Killer, murdered six elderly women in Sydney's northern suburbs over a year. Investigators used forensic techniques, including DNA analysis and digital evidence, to identify and apprehend him, ending his reign of terror.
In 1986, an explosion beneath Melbourne's Turkish Consulate led to a forensic investigation determining if human remains found at the scene belonged to an unintended victim or the perpetrator, and whether others were involved.
Kerrie Pang and her employee, Fatma Ozonal, were found murdered inside a burning massage parlour in Sydney on Valentine's Day 1994. Investigators uncovered evidence linking the killings to serial killer Lindsey Rose, exposing a decade-long murder spree and the contract killing that led to the deaths of both women.
Two women died in a fire at a massage parlour on Valentine's Day, their remains revealing the killer and a hidden secret. Forensic analysis linked the victims to the perpetrator, exposing a dangerous truth through evidence and investigation.
A man's disappearance led to the discovery of his torso on an Australian beach, triggering a complex homicide investigation. Forensic experts used pathology, vehicle evidence, and crime scene analysis to identify the victim and uncover the murder, revealing critical breakthroughs in concealing the crime.
Steven Pavic confessed to murdering Andrew Astbury after forensic evidence, including DNA and digital analysis, conclusively linked him to the crime. Investigators pieced together clues to secure his admission, leading to justice in the case.