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Are still not resolved including killing of his wife and other son earlier this year. steve harrigan, there's a lot to unpack here, isn't there? >> neil, a lot of dead people around the murdaugh family. at least five at the latest count so far. really what a tremendous turn around it is to see alec murdaugh there in a brown prison jump suit making his first court appearance. this was a family that were the chief prosecutors in south carolina. now it's flipped and alec murdaugh arriving today with his hands cuffed before him. he will be free on $20,000 bail. this is just the beginning, this is ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A Rockhampton mother-of-eight could not explain why she sold a car that did not belong to her. At the Rockhampton Magistrates Court on Wednesday, May 27, Angella Perry pleaded guilty to theft and fraud offences. Perry, who has eight children aged between four and 21 years old, said she was associating with the "wrong crowd" in December 2019 when she accepted $500 for a vehicle belonging to a previous resident at her home. The 37 year old, who has been unemployed for four years, offered no reason for her actions to police. The car was since recovered and re...

The 37-year-old mum of eight kids who has been unemployed for four years offered no reason for her crime to police.

Premium Content Subscriber only A woman who rolled out a "calculated" scam to swindle $26,000 from vulnerable renters has heard how her victims were forced to live in tents and suffered sleepless nights. Patricia Anne McIntyre obtained $26,000 from eight victims under the pretence of providing them with a rental property in Ilkley between October, 2020 and January this year. Police prosecutor Nichale Bool said the scam had a "significant impact" on the victims and denied families of their basic human need for a home. She said the victims included a single dad of two who was unemployed at ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A mum's fraudulent behaviour at a popular retail store landed her in Gladstone Magistrates Court on Tuesday. Marnie Flaherty, 27, pleaded guilty to attempted fraud before Magistrate Bevan Manthey and prosecutor Kelvin Boyd. Mr Boyd read the facts of Flaherty's offending, which started at 12.20pm on March 1, 2021. Flaherty, a mother of two, and her co-accused entered Big W in the Stockland shopping complex on the corner of Dawson Highway and Philip Street. Flaherty selected a pair of hair clippers and clothes and paid for them before exiting the store. Fla...