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Jason Roberts found NOT GUILTY over the cold-blooded slaying of two cops in 1998 in Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Jason Roberts found NOT GUILTY over the cold-blooded slaying of two cops in 1998 in Melbourne

A jury has acquitted alleged cop killer Jason Roberts of the murders of two police officers after an epic retrial that was sparked by allegations of police meddling. 

Convicted cop killer Jason Roberts could WALK free over Melbourne Silk and Miller murders - Vimarsana News

Convicted cop killer Jason Roberts could WALK free over Melbourne Silk and Miller murders

A former homicide squad detective who discovered colleagues had omitted crucial evidence in their case against an alleged cop killer may have provided the key that sees him walk free. 

In the quest for justice, jury hears the voice of a killer - Vimarsana News

In the quest for justice, jury hears the voice of a killer

In the 20 years since Jason Roberts first stood trial for murder, nothing much has changed physically in the Supreme Court. But there is one big difference.

Source: smh.com.au
'Two offenders' discussed in radio transmission after Silk-Miller police shootings - Vimarsana News

'Two offenders' discussed in radio transmission after Silk-Miller police shootings

A police radio transmission in the minutes after Sergeant Gary Silk and Senior Constable Rodney Miller were fatally shot referred to “two offenders”, according to a recording played to a trial.

Police officer recalls hearing the shots that killed his colleagues Gary Silk and Rodney Miller - Vimarsana News

Police officer recalls hearing the shots that killed his colleagues Gary Silk and Rodney Miller

Darren Sherren saw his colleagues Gary Silk and Rodney Miller talking to a motorist in Moorabbin moments before they were fatally shot in 1998, but has told a court he could not see if there was a second person inside the suspect car.