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Cop killers Gareth, Nathaniel and Stacey Train worked in teaching, Wieambilla, Queensland shooting - Vimarsana News

Cop killers Gareth, Nathaniel and Stacey Train worked in teaching, Wieambilla, Queensland shooting

Stacey Train was shot dead alongside her husband Gareth and his brother Nathaniel Train in a dramatic police shootout on their property in Wieambilla, west of Brisbane, on Monday.

Female cop killer Stacey Train 'shot dead running from house with rifle': Missing weeks before - Vimarsana News

Female cop killer Stacey Train 'shot dead running from house with rifle': Missing weeks before

The 45-year-old female cop killer of the Doomsday cult trio was shot dead 'running from the house carrying a rifle', Daily Mail Australia can reveal, along with the three 'farm gun' rifles they used on cops.

Father of cop killers gives interview to ACA. - Vimarsana News

Father of cop killers gives interview to ACA.

The father of two men responsible for killing two police officers and a neighbour in Queensland on Monday, has told A Current Affair his sons had "lost their way in life".

Wieambilla shooting: Police officers were lured to their deaths by crazed love triangle - Vimarsana News

Wieambilla shooting: Police officers were lured to their deaths by crazed love triangle

New information on the set up at the Train family's Wieambilla property has come to light as police continue to investigate the ambush attack that killed their colleagues.

Wieambilla shooting: Queensland Police Union call deaths of two officers an 'execution' - Vimarsana News

Wieambilla shooting: Queensland Police Union call deaths of two officers an 'execution'

President of the Queensland Police Union Ian Leavers described the death of two police officers, Matthew Arnold and Rachel McCrow, as a 'ruthless, calculated and targeted execution'.