Current General Crime Chat: disturbing killers, other crimes and miscellaneous stuff

[Dogs_R_Us]

Suspect questioned after Virgin Australia flight crew allegedly assaulted, robbed in Fiji

Police in Fiji are investigating the alleged assault of two Virgin Australia crew members during a night out on New Year's Eve in the tourist town of Nadi.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

I think this was mentioned on a previous page

MURDER ARREST OVER 1997 ‘SUICIDE’

MURDER ARREST OVER 1997 ‘SUICIDE’

todayspaper.theaustralian.com.au

 

[Kurve]

I think this was mentioned on a previous page

MURDER ARREST OVER 1997 ‘SUICIDE’

MURDER ARREST OVER 1997 ‘SUICIDE’

todayspaper.theaustralian.com.au

Finally, her family will get their daughter back in the sense they always knew she didn't commit suicide. The record will be corrected and he'll be held accountable.

What a monster he is.

Keith Lees, already convicted of a separate murder, was arrested at a property in Dural in Sydney’s northwest after a year and a half on the run and following a public appeal to find him.

Police will allege the now-72-year-old murdered Ms Rose in 1997. Her body was found at the base of the 30m Point Cartwright Cliffs at Mooloolaba.

An insurance policy was taken out for Ms Rose, which was not valid for suicide for 13 months. The disability support worker and Young Australian of the Year nominee was murdered three days after the waiting period was up, it is alleged.

Mr Lees had been in a relationship with the 25-year-old at the time of her death, and allegedly claimed a benefit of more than $200,000.

 

[Wallace52]

The man has been charged with one count of rape and another count of sexual assault and will face Nadi Magistrates Court on Monday.



https://www.facebook.com/share/1536S6aWuJ/?mibextid=wwXIfr

I wonder what they did.

 

[Kurve]

He was found guilty last year. I think this is what a psychopath looks like, pretty normal until mum finds a head and hands stashed in his wardrobe.

 

[CD Xbow]

They like to keep things under control and peaceful in the big hotels and resorts. At a wedding of about 50 I went to over there, some of the guests had an argument and ended up under house arrest confined in separate rooms with guards posted at the doors.

Kurve, how long did they lock you up for?

 

[Wallace52]

Christmas Cake Arsenic Deaths yarn


Ms Moraes told how, within hours of tucking in, her sister in law Maida Bernice Flores da Silva, 58, Neuza Denize Silva Dos Anjos, 65, and Neuza's daughter Tatiana Silvia Dos Santos, 43, were all dead - and authorities later revealed traces of deadly arsenic were found in their bodies.

Zeli and her 10-year-old great nephew Mateus,Tatiana's son, were also taken ill and rushed to hospital.

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, Maida's sister-in-law Isabel said: 'Zeli is horrified by what's happened. She is overcome with guilt because it was her cake that caused the tragedy, but we keep telling her not to worry and that it was an accident.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-emerge-victims-targeted-outsider-grudge.html

 

[Wallace52]

A woman is fighting for life with a gunshot wound to the centre of her back sustained in an apparent attack on the Gold Coast.

The 33-year-old woman was found injured at a home on Trees Rd in Tallebudgera when police responded to reports of gunshots being fired about 12pm on Wednesday.


7news.link/3DVT1oh

I know this is a bit off-topic but I would personally like if women were not being shot at in Australia or more specifically, in Queensland.

What I find particularly abhorrent in this case and in Chloe Mason’s case is the idea of a woman being shot in the back as she is attempting to run. As a society, we must do better to protect these young women.

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

A woman is fighting for life with a gunshot wound to the centre of her back sustained in an apparent attack on the Gold Coast.

The 33-year-old woman was found injured at a home on Trees Rd in Tallebudgera when police responded to reports of gunshots being fired about 12pm on Wednesday.


7news.link/3DVT1oh

I know this is a bit off-topic but I would personally like if women were not being shot at in Australia or more specifically, in Queensland.

What I find particularly abhorrent in this case and in Chloe’s case is the idea of a woman being shot in the back as she is attempting to run. As a society, we must do better to protect these young women.

Being shot is only one fate women of any age might experience.

 

[Kurve]

Play with fire, get burned.

Someone might need medical treatment.

 

[Wallace52]

Hot off the press:

Detectives from the Crime and Intelligence Command Cold Case Investigation Team have charged a man in relation to the alleged murder of Meaghan Louise Rose on the Sunshine Coast in 1997.

Queensland Police Service

Detectives from the Crime and Intelligence Command Cold Case Investigation Team have charged a man in relation to the alleged murder of Meaghan Louise Rose on the Sunshine Coast in 1997.

www.facebook.com

Source: QPS

 

[Wallace52]

‘Slender Man’ stabbing accomplice Morgan Geyser to be released from psychiatric hospital

Morgan Geyser was just 12 when she and a friend brutally stabbed a classmate to appease a fictitious bogeyman.


https://7news.com.au/news/world/sle...gUxmsQnvB4Nw#kzhnxodlwzbgo47fier5cexj83wcaspl



The Wisconsin woman, who at age 12 conspired with a friend to brutally stab a classmate to please fictional horror character “Slender Man”, is well enough to be released from a psychiatric hospital, a judge ruled Thursday.

Morgan Geyser, 22, has spent nearly seven years inside the Winnebago Mental Health Institute and is now ready to be moved to a group home where her mental health will be continue to be monitored, according to Waukesha County Circuit Judge Michael Bohren.

Three medical experts testified on Thursday that Geyser has made considerable progress, convincing Judge Bohren that she doesn’t pose a safety risk outside hospital walls.

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

What the….?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-01-14/yamanto-alleged-stabbing-teenager-supermarket-worker/104814232

 

[Kurve]

What the….?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-01-14/yamanto-alleged-stabbing-teenager-supermarket-worker/104814232

He's so young.

A 13-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed a supermarket worker west of Brisbane.

Queensland police responded to reports a person had been stabbed at Yamanto Central Shopping Centre on Warwick Road at about 5:25pm on Monday.

A 63-year-old woman was transported to the Princess Alexandra Hospital, where she remains in a critical condition in the intensive care unit.

Via link.

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

He's so young.

A 13-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed a supermarket worker west of Brisbane.

Queensland police responded to reports a person had been stabbed at Yamanto Central Shopping Centre on Warwick Road at about 5:25pm on Monday.

A 63-year-old woman was transported to the Princess Alexandra Hospital, where she remains in a critical condition in the intensive care unit.

Via link.

The knife nearly went all the way through her body.

Incomprehensible.

 

[Wallace52]

He's so young.

A 13-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed a supermarket worker west of Brisbane.

Queensland police responded to reports a person had been stabbed at Yamanto Central Shopping Centre on Warwick Road at about 5:25pm on Monday.

A 63-year-old woman was transported to the Princess Alexandra Hospital, where she remains in a critical condition in the intensive care unit.

Via link.

There are some very, very traumatised and violent children in Qld communities, and it’s incredibly sad.

There’s a reason why there’s an adult crime, adult time law in Qld now, because that state has a youth crime problem that is off the charts.

However, the new law doesn’t cover the charge of attempted murder, so the 13 year old in this situation, if found guilty will likely be given a short stay in a detention centre with a pool and some video games, and be taken for group excursions to the barrier reef.

Then he’ll be back in community, although hopefully the authorities will move him to a different community to the one he was in when the incident occurred.

I feel so dreadfully sorry for the Coles worker, because it’s every worker’s worst nightmare to go to work one day or one night and not come home to their family. I hope she pulls through, but who knows what her quality of life will be like even if she does “make it.”

Does anyone have any information about motive or is it too fresh, to soon?

 

[PatsFitztrick]

This is the Channel 7 report.
Police seem rather coy about the offender's criminal history.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

This is the Channel 7 report.
Police seem rather coy about the offender's criminal history.

So he'll get out of jail after a short time and they'll force supermarkets to keep knives in a special cabinet next to the spray paint.

 

[Wallace52]

So he'll get out of jail after a short time and they'll force supermarkets to keep knives in a special cabinet next to the spray paint.

I would bet the farm he was already out on bail at the time of the offence.

<Edit, he was on bail at the time…>

It’s a bit rough when it’s up to the community to chase down and apprehend a person who’s allegedly unlawfully wounded and attempted allegedly to murder another person. IMO

I hope the authorities in QLD recognise the bravery of those civilians, and I hope the witnesses and civilians realise there is a victims of crime payout process which can help witnesses and others with costs for counselling and medical expenses associated with what they’ve been through.

I will have a look at the mall map to see how far it was from Coles to Kmart, where he was reportedly chased and held down by civilians.

 

[Wallace52]

I would bet the farm he was already out on bail at the time of the offence.

It’s a bit rough when it’s up to the community to chase down and apprehend a person who’s allegedly unlawfully wounded and attempted allegedly to murder another person.

I hope they recognise the bravery of those civilians.

I will have a look at the mall map to see how far it was from Coles to Kmart, where he was reportedly chased and held down by civilians.

Ok, so there are 8 shop fronts and a storage allotment between Coles and Kmart at Yamato Central.

Source: Shopping Centre website

Centre Map | Yamanto Central | Shopping Precinct | Ipswich | Brisbane

yamantocentral.com.au

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

So he'll get out of jail after a short time and they'll force supermarkets to keep knives in a special cabinet next to the spray paint.

I seem to remember talk about that a few years ago ... or was it something else?

 

[SaintsSeptember]

There are some very, very traumatised and violent children in Qld communities, and it’s incredibly sad.

There’s a reason why there’s an adult crime, adult time law in Qld now, because that state has a youth crime problem that is off the charts.

However, the new law doesn’t cover the charge of attempted murder, so the 13 year old in this situation, if found guilty will likely be given a short stay in a detention centre with a pool and some video games, and be taken for group excursions to the barrier reef.

Then he’ll be back in community, although hopefully the authorities will move him to a different community to the one he was in when the incident occurred.

I feel so dreadfully sorry for the Coles worker, because it’s every worker’s worst nightmare to go to work one day or one night and not come home to their family. I hope she pulls through, but who knows what her quality of life will be like even if she does “make it.”

Does anyone have any information about motive or is it too fresh, to soon?

He can be trialled as an Adult for serious assault , surely they would add that to his charges.

Attempted murder is a stupid charge.
You can commit exactly the same crime , and randomly be punished differently depending on the random chance of your victim surviving or not.

 

[PatsFitztrick]

As was obvious, the 13 year-old has form and was on bail for another serious assault.

So why was he out and about unsupervised?

 

[Wallace52]

As was obvious, the 13 year-old has form and was on bail for another serious assault.

So why was he out and about unsupervised?

I don’t know but check out this media update from QLD Pol:

Police are appealing for information in relation to the actions of the alleged offender prior to the wounding incident in Yamanto on Monday afternoon, January 13.

It is understood the 13-year-old boy charged with attempted murder may have been walking along the Cunningham Highway between Ripley and the Yamanto exit prior to the incident between 1pm and 2:30pm on this date.

To assist investigations, detectives would like to speak to anyone who may have observed him, has dashcam footage or had any interaction with the boy.

Earlier: Detectives have charged a teenager following a wounding incident at Yamanto late yesterday afternoon, January 13.

Around 5.22pm, a 13-year-old boy allegedly approached a staff member at a supermarket near Warwick Road and stabbed her with a knife.

It will be further alleged the boy fled the scene before he was detained by members of the public nearby a short time later.

First aid was rendered to the woman by attending police crews before she was transported to the Princess Alexandra Hospital, where it understood she remains in a critical condition.

A 13-year-old boy was taken into custody and has been charged with attempt to murder.

He is due to appear before Ipswich Childrens Court today, January 14.



https://mypolice.qld.gov.au/news/2025/01/15/update-2-attempted-murder-yamanto/?

 

[Wallace52]

He can be trialled as an Adult for serious assault , surely they would add that to his charges.

Attempted murder is a stupid charge.
You can commit exactly the same crime , and randomly be punished differently depending on the random chance of your victim surviving or not.

He was out on bail when committing the alleged offence. Coles has now paused all knife sales in their stores. This suggests to me that he took a knife from the store before the alleged attempted murder.

He previously had burnt a youth worker with hot milk, and she described him as “cold” and “calculating.”

Typical QLD legal system. Caring more about the rights of perpetrators than their risks to community safety.
IMO