True Crime Island

It’s June 15 2014. A body is found in bushland off Jamberoo Mountain Rd Jamberoo about 90 minutes’ drive southwest of Sydney. It looks like a gangland execution. This is a story about John Gasovski, who got in too deep and paid the ultimate price.

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It’s the 25th of June 2015. A deadly mixture of alcohol, jealousy and humiliation will end in murder. Not just one murder but three.

This is the story of Allan Blackie O’Conner.

True Crime Island and Bloody Murder get together to bring you a Christmas special.

It’s the 22nd February 2003. Hard working family man Michael Willard of Muswellbrook NSW, is asleep on the downstairs couch. He wouldn’t have known what hit him when he was shot through the head and killed instantly.

This is the story of Michelle Willard, cunning stunt.

It’s the 29th of August 2010. Trail bike riders discover skeletal remains in the Belanglo State Forest in the Southern Highlands region of NSW. Almost 5 years later on the 15th of July 2015, at Wynarka South Australia, the remains of a child are found in a suitcase dumped on the side of a road.

DNA would eventually identify these remains and a killer would be brought to justice.

Michael Kanaan is an Australian triple murderer from Sydney. He was second in charge of the notorious gang DK’s Boys who controlled the cocaine trade in Kings Cross in the late 90’s and were involved in all manner of tomfoolery, their violent crimes included kneecapping, extortion and shooting cops.

It’s December 2016, Garry Steven Davis is found guilty for murdering two residents and attempting to murder a third at Wallsend’s SummitCare nursing home three years earlier. Now he is appealing his conviction.

Tonight I go over a few events that have happened recently. There are the Closs murders, the Toyah Cordingley murder an execution plus more.

It’s May 2003, a mother is convicted of three counts of murder, one count of manslaughter and one count of maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm. She is sentenced to 40 years in prison. Subsequent appeals were dismissed. Now there is a new inquiry into her conviction. Was it murder or did her children die of natural causes.

It’s 1960, Parkview St Milton QLD. A man is found dead in his flat and his death is deemed to be from natural causes. Three years later, a man charged with 4 counts of murder would confess to his killing.