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In 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 people during a bombing and shooting in Oslo and Utoya Island, Norway. His father, Jens Breivik, described him as a "monster" in a 60 Minutes interview.
Gabe Watson was accused of his wife Tina's 2003 scuba diving death on the Great Barrier Reef, earning him the "Honeymoon killer" label. After years of legal battles, he was acquitted in 2012 and now recounts his perspective on the case.
'I Survived a Serial Killer' – Paul Onions on Ivan Milat tells the remarkable story of British backpacker Paul Onions, whose escape from Ivan Milat became the breakthrough that helped identify and convict Australia's most notorious serial killer. The documentary recounts Onions' terrifying encounter and the pivotal role his testimony...
A young mother, defending herself and her children from a violent partner, used a knife. The attacker's lunging caused a 14mm chest wound, resulting in his death. She is charged with murder.
New witnesses and clues have linked Australia's notorious serial killer Ivan Milat to multiple unsolved murders and missing person cases, leading to renewed investigation into his alleged involvement in these crimes.
Ingrid Bishop’s son, Josh Warneke, was killed in Broome after a night out. Police mishandled the investigation for two and a half years before arresting Gene Gibson, who is now imprisoned. Ingrid claims the evidence against him is flawed, believing he is innocent, and seeks his release, leaving the true perpetrator unidentified.
Mark and Faye Leveson have searched for their son Matthew’s remains for eight years since he vanished from a Sydney nightclub in 2007. Police suspect murder but lack physical evidence. Michael Atkins, Matthew’s partner, was acquitted in 2008, though critical evidence was excluded from the trial. The family urges anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
In 2007, 20-year-old Matt Leveson disappeared after a fight with his partner Michael Atkins, who denied involvement and claimed Matt was alive. The Levesons suspected Atkins lied and secured his immunity to locate Matt’s body, though Atkins’ account of a drug overdose remains disputed, with a 2017 investigation revealing further complexities.
In 1629, the Dutch ship Batavia wrecked near Western Australia, leading to a mutiny and mass murder of over 100 survivors. Archaeologists from Australia and the Netherlands are now excavating the site to uncover new evidence about the 388-year-old cold case.
In 2014, Richard Dorrough, an ex-navy sailor, died by suicide at a Perth gun range. A parcel for his fiancée contained a note claiming he killed three times, leaving authorities to investigate the identities and motives behind the alleged murders.
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Australia's Worst Serial Killer: Ivan Milat's Family Reveal His Darkest Secrets examines the life and crimes of Ivan Milat through exclusive interviews with members of his family following his death. The documentary explores new revelations about the Backpacker Murderer, his personality, and the lasting impact his crimes continue to have...