A “significant” piece of new evidence has come to light that could “potentially imperil” the planned start date of the Claremont serial killings trial.
Shannon Hampton and Emily Moulton
Gary Adshead
Former police commissioner Karl O’Callaghan said evidence of a Telstra vehicle stalking young women was identified in 2004 — more than a decade before a Telstra employee was arrested over the crimes.
Gary Adshead examines in forensic detail the case against Bradley Robert Edwards and asks whether clues were missed in the police investigation.
The first month of the Claremont serial killer trial will revolve around Bradley Edwards, the person, before it delves into his alleged escalating criminal career.
Tim Clarke
About $2 million of public money has been set aside this year to pay for the defence of accused Claremont serial killer Bradley Edwards, on top of the $1.1m already spent.
The Supreme Court justice who ruled the trial of alleged Claremont serial killer Bradley Edwards should be held before a judge only has published his reasons for the decision.
An insider from the original team tasked with catching the Claremont serial killer has mounted a strident defence of the investigation and denied that detectives had tunnel vision.
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