UK Rolling Pin Murder | Punjabi Crime Story

BC Highway Murders | Punjabi Crime Story

Nitish Katara Murder | Punjabi Crime Story

Kamaljeet Kaur Murder | Punjabi Crime Story

Kuldeep Kaur Badyal Murder Case

Rajvinder Kaur Murder Case | Punjabi Crime Story

In August 1989, 26-year-old Ronald Jack and his wife Doreen, along with their two young sons Russell (9) and Ryan (4), vanished after Ronald met a man in a local pub in Prince George. The man claimed he could get Ronald and a friend well-paid logging and camp-kitchen jobs “up north,” and said the family could stay at the camp. Later that night, Ronald phoned a relative saying they would be away for about 10 days — that was the last verified contact. The family left their home with only a few belongings and were never seen again. Their car was left behind, there were no bank withdrawals, and no confirmed sightings. Despite massive searches, interviews, and years of tips, no remains have ever been found and no one has been charged. The case remains open and is often linked in discussion to northern B.C. highway disappearances, though investigators have never proven a connection.

Daniel Morcombe was a 13-year-old boy from Queensland who disappeared on 7 December 2003 while waiting for a bus on the Sunshine Coast. His disappearance triggered one of Australia’s largest missing-person investigations, involving years of public appeals, searches, and national attention. In 2011, police arrested Brett Peter Cowan after an undercover sting operation in which he effectively confessed. Cowan later led investigators to bushland where Daniel’s remains and personal items were found. In 2014, Cowan was found guilty of murder, indecent treatment of a child, and interfering with a corpse, and he was sentenced to life in prison with a long non-parole period. Daniel’s parents went on to create the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, focused on child safety education and prevention across Australia.

In March 2020 in Victoria’s High Country (remote bushland east of Melbourne), retired couple Russell Hill (74) and Carol Clay (73) disappeared while on a camping trip in the Wonnangatta Valley. After a long investigation, former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn — who had also been camping nearby — was arrested and charged with their deaths; at a 2024 trial he was convicted of murdering Carol Clay and acquitted of killing Hill, with the jury hearing evidence the bodies had been hidden and their campsite burned. Lynn was sentenced to 32 years in prison, but in **December 2025 the Victorian Court of Appeal overturned his conviction on the Clay murder due to serious irregularities in the original trial and ordered a retrial set for early 2026, meaning the final legal outcome is still pending.

In August 2023, 23-year-old DPD delivery driver Aurman Singh was murdered while working his delivery route in Shrewsbury, England. He was deliberately lured to a location and then ambushed by a group of men armed with weapons including an axe, shovel and hockey stick. The attack was planned using inside information about his delivery schedule, and Aurman died at the scene from multiple severe injuries. Police later uncovered the conspiracy, arresting suspects both in the UK and overseas. Several men were eventually convicted at Stafford Crown Court: the main attackers received life sentences with long minimum terms, and another man was jailed for manslaughter for providing information that helped set up the ambush. The case shocked the public because of its level of planning, brutality, and the fact that it targeted someone simply doing his job.