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Premium Content Subscriber only A woman has relived the gruesome moment she found her mother-in-law shot to death in her Jubilee Pocket home during a murder trial against her brother in law. âI saw mum on the bed, the back of her head was split open,â Maxine Britton told Mackay Supreme court on Monday afternoon. âThere was a spot of blood on her left cheek.â She was the first person to find Dorothy Britton in 1997 after she had been asked by her mother-in-lawâs husband Ian Britton to check on her when she failed to answer the phone on March 7. ....
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Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Brittens at war – but when exactly? We published this photo a while ago, but since then a minor mystery has arisen over it. It was taken by Walter Roden, who had a grocer s shop in Bridgnorth High Street and was also a keen photographer who took some fascinating pictures of the town during the war. Delving into the picture archive of the Express & Star recently, we found the original print he had supplied the paper, and Walter s typed note on the back reads: June 21, 1945. Six sons in the Army. Picture shows Mrs Britten, of Bridgnorth, with five of her sons in uniform (she has a sixth in the Army, now in Italy. A picture of the sixth is shown on right of the picture). ....
Premium Content Subscriber only MANY murders are solved, but there are some that remain as cold cases. These are the Queensland cases police need the public s help with. Do you have information on any of the following cases? Call: The Homicide Investigation Group, Brisbane, (07) 3364 6122 Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000. In all of these cases, rewards are offered. A $250,000 reward for information which leads to the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons responsible for each crime is being offered in many cases, in some, the reward is less or more. In addition, an appropriate indemnity from prosecution will be recommended for any accomplice, not being the person who actually committed the crime, who first gives such information. ....