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Crime documentary investigating a series of killings along Flinders Highway, a desolate Australian road that stretches 500 miles across Queensland. The first edition reopens the case of 18-year-old student nurses Anita Cunningham and Robin Hoinville-Bartram, who in 1972 set out to hitch-hike the 1,500 miles from their Melbourne home to the far north of Queensland. The young women never reached their destination and while Robin's body was discovered in shallow grave, Anita's remains have never been found. Now, her brother David returns to her last known whereabouts
More details for Outback Murder Highway, Wed 19, 10:00 pm
Crime documentary investigating a series of killings along Flinders Highway, a desolate Australian road that stretches 500 miles across Queensland. The first edition reopens the case of 18-year-old student nurses Anita Cunningham and Robin Hoinville-Bartram, who in 1972 set out to hitch-hike the 1,500 miles from their Melbourne home to the far north of Queensland. The young women never reached their destination and while Robin's body was discovered in shallow grave, Anita's remains have never been found. Now, her brother David returns to her last known whereabouts
More details for Outback Murder Highway, Wed 19, 11:00 pm
The murder of New Zealand motorcyclists Karen, Gordon and Timothy, who were shot dead near a remote caravan park at Mount Isa. Decades later, in 2019, prison guard Bruce John Preston was convicted of the murders, but Gordon's brother John remains unconvinced that the case is closed and is determined to investigate further
More details for Outback Murder Highway, Wed 19, 11:05 pm
The murder of New Zealand motorcyclists Karen, Gordon and Timothy, who were shot dead near a remote caravan park at Mount Isa. Decades later, in 2019, prison guard Bruce John Preston was convicted of the murders, but Gordon's brother John remains unconvinced that the case is closed and is determined to investigate further
More details for Outback Murder Highway, Wed 19, 12:05 am
In 1982, backpacker Tony Jones planned to meet his brother Tim in Mount Isa. But Tony never arrived. He was last seen in the dusty, red-dirt town of Hughenden where, 14 years later, abattoir worker Andy Allbury would boast to police that he'd murdered more than a dozen people. Was Tony one of those victims? Allbury is a dream suspect for the police - and he confessed. But there are loose ends and several other leads, and Tony's family have spent decades acting as amateur detectives, slowly piecing together a picture of police incompetence, opportunistic killers attracted to lonely outposts, and a string of possible further victims. Hughenden is full of secrets, and the fate of Tony Jones is still one of them
More details for Outback Murder Highway, Thu 20, 11:05 pm
In 1982, backpacker Tony Jones planned to meet his brother Tim in Mount Isa. But Tony never arrived. He was last seen in the dusty, red-dirt town of Hughenden where, 14 years later, abattoir worker Andy Allbury would boast to police that he'd murdered more than a dozen people. Was Tony one of those victims? Allbury is a dream suspect for the police - and he confessed. But there are loose ends and several other leads, and Tony's family have spent decades acting as amateur detectives, slowly piecing together a picture of police incompetence, opportunistic killers attracted to lonely outposts, and a string of possible further victims. Hughenden is full of secrets, and the fate of Tony Jones is still one of them
More details for Outback Murder Highway, Thu 20, 12:05 am
In 2017, 22-year-old Jayden Penno-Tompsett vanished from the bush beside the Flinders Highway during a New Year road trip. The coroner ruled out foul play, but Jayden's mum thinks otherwise. In this final episode, the experts consider whether there are multiple active serial killers at work here across the decades, and many more victims than have ever come to light. Hundreds of miles; vast tracts with no phone reception, CCTV or another soul in sight; backpackers, hitch-hikers, small off-roads and cattle tracks; no police. It's the perfect place to get away with murder
More details for Outback Murder Highway, Thu 20, 12:05 am