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The parents of a young festival-goer who was found dead with a hunting knife in his chest and his scalp separated from his body have revealed a new theory behind his death.
The death of Jackson Stacker, 26, whose body was found in a field of magic mushrooms with an 18cm hunting knife in his chest, was initially treated as non-suspicious.
Police investigating the disappearance of Belgian teenager Theo Hayez (left) from Byron Bay, in northern NSW, have revealed the key detail that could solve the mystery.
The 18-year-old from Belgium was last seen leaving the Cheeky Monkeys nightclub in the coastal northern NSW town on May 31, 2019 at about 11pm. He was never seen again.
Jackson Stacker was travelling through the NSW north coast in a van gifted to him by his grandparents when he disappeared on July 22.