According to a NSW Police-issued paper from 2018,unsolved homicides are accumulating faster than they can be solved.
Comedic drag performer Carla from Bankstown was forced to cancel an appearance at a shopping centre after a stall was attacked in what has been called a “hate crime”.
A person of interest has been identified in the 1993 murder of Crispin Dye in Darlinghurst. The man had a substantial criminal history,including assault.
The man ran away from the store after the shooting but was later found and killed in a confrontation with officers from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department.
The head of a landmark inquiry said “much does remain unknown in relation to circumstances surrounding Scott Johnson’s death”.
An inquiry is seeking new DNA evidence in the unsolved death of John Russell,whose body was found on the rocks beneath the Bondi to Tamarama walk in 1989.
Previously unseen notebooks from police who investigated the murder of former AC/DC manager Crispin Dye have been handed to an inquiry as new DNA evidence was revealed.
Bloodstains,DNA and two pieces of paper were found in Crispin Dye’s clothing 30 years after his death. They had never been forensically examined.
The Anglican Diocese of Sydney’s ecclesiastical ally,Ugandan Bishop Stephen Kaziimba,backed the African country’s harsh new anti-homosexuality laws.
The fact that the gay hate crime and the punishment took 35 years to finally meet lies at the feet of the NSW Police and is an indelible black mark against those we expect to protect us.
A senior NSW police officer said it was “not in my DNA” for her to let the Johnson family win,text messages reveal.