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Gay hate crimes inquiry: Police had gall to tell judge to lay off report - Vimarsana News

Gay hate crimes inquiry: Police had gall to tell judge to lay off report

For too long, many in the force had been sceptical about the extent of gay hate murders. Now, the NSW Police Force must be diligent in its duty to assist in the pursuit of truth and, wherever possible, justice.

NSW Police must help, not hinder, hate crimes inquiry to rebuild trust - Vimarsana News

NSW Police must help, not hinder, hate crimes inquiry to rebuild trust

Given their miserable record in protecting the LGBTIQ community in the past, NSW Police should welcome anything which helps them improve their performance.

Source: smh.com.au
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NSW Police Raise Objections Before Sydney Anti-LGBT Hate Crimes Inquiry - Vimarsana News

NSW Police Raise Objections Before Sydney Anti-LGBT Hate Crimes Inquiry

NSW Police's claims that around 12 homicide investigations are "stalled" due to the anti-LGBT hate crimes inquiry has been slammed as "offensive" and "unacceptable" by Supreme Court Justice John Sackar.

Was Kathleen Folbigg guilty of killing her four children? - Vimarsana News

Was Kathleen Folbigg guilty of killing her four children?

John Kerr had his doubts about the conviction of Kathleen Folbigg when he wrote an earlier book about murders in the family. Now he is convinced of her innocence.

Was Kathleen Folbigg guilty of killing her four children? - Vimarsana News

Was Kathleen Folbigg guilty of killing her four children?

John Kerr had his doubts about the conviction of Kathleen Folbigg when he wrote an earlier book about murders in the family. Now he is convinced of her innocence.

Source: smh.com.au