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25.01.2022 South Australia Police want your help to solve a break-in overnight at a city jewellery store. If you saw or heard anything suspicious, or have any information you want to share then you can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au You don't have to say who you are or get involved.
24.01.2022 You can share what you know with Crime Stoppers without having to say who you are or get involved. 1800 333 000 www.crimestopperssa.com.au
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23.01.2022 WEEKLY CRIME SEGMENT At about 3.35pm on Monday, 25th May 2020 the male victim was home when he heard noises coming from his kitchen. When he went to investigate he spotted an unknown male and a female running down his driveway and into the street. He chased the pair north along Pearse Street where he managed to grab hold of the male suspect's jacket and demanded they return his property. ... The pair claimed they had not taken anything, and the victim followed them along Norman Street and saw them turn north onto Sherriff Street before losing sight of them. When he returned home he noticed a drawer in the kitchen buffet was partially open and cash was missing. If you have any information or can identify either suspect caught on CCTV then you can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au You don't have to say who you are or get involved, and rewards are always available.
23.01.2022 COLD CASE PROFILE Liet Van Duong was last seen alive on 26 October 1984 in Whyalla. The 36-year old's body was later found on 1 December 1984 in a shallow grave in scrubland near Whyalla.... The cause of death was not established and could not exclude natural causes. The Mr Duong's partner was arrested and tried for offences relating to the disposal of the body and was convicted. That conviction was later quashed on appeal. A reward of up to $200,000 remains on offer to anyone who provides information leading to a conviction in the case. If you have information contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestopperssa.com.au
22.01.2022 If you know something then say something! 1800 333 000
22.01.2022 CASE PROFILE Anna Rosa Liva was an Italian national who was in Australia on a backpacker adventure of a lifetime. The experienced traveller from Pordenone, in northern Italy, arrived on a bus at Coober Pedy from Alice Springs at 10pm on 27 November 1991. ... She booked into accommodation on Olive St, just off Hutchison St - the town’s main thoroughfare. That night the accommodation was full of backpackers eager to explore the Outback town. It is unknown whether she went out that night but, at 8am the next morning 28 November Anna ate breakfast at the Last Resort Cafe a few hundred metres from her accommodation and left around 8.45am. By 9.15am, she had returned to her accommodation and had a cup of coffee and spoke to staff. She told staff that she planned to go noodling’’ for opals a term she is suspected to have picked up during a conversation with a local. There was an unconfirmed sighting of Anna at 9.30am when a local saw a woman matching her description in Edward St, off Hutchison St. Her last confirmed sighting was at 11.30am at the council chambers, at the corner of St Nicholas and Hutchison streets. She had been seeking tourist information and had a conversation with a worker about a common interest the Jehovah’s Witness religion. She had made plans to go to a meeting of Jehovah’s Witness’ at 7pm that night in Coober Pedy. She also collected information about a Jehovah’s Witness establishment at Ingle Farm and obtained a map of Coober Pedy. Police suspect that she disappeared shortly after leaving the council chambers and never returned to her accommodation, which was only about 300m down Hutchison St. Police believe it is most likely that she had a discussion with someone and went willingly with her killer. Her body is believed to have been disposed of in one of the thousands of disused mineshafts that surround the Far North town. More than a dozen shafts near where Anna was last seen have been searched and nothing located. A reward of up to $200,000 is on offer to anyone who provides information that leads to a conviction or the recovery of her remains.
22.01.2022 Anyone with information about the manufacture, sale and possession of illegal drugs or firearms is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au
21.01.2022 COLD CASE PROFILE A large amount of cash and gold jewellery might have been he motive for the bashing murder of Andrew (Wilbur) Williamson more than 17 years ago. The 43-year old lived alone in a dugout at Tupper Close, Coober Pedy, and sometime after 1.30am on Tuesday 11 November 2003, he was murdered inside his home.... He had only recently moved to a new dugout and his new address was not common knowledge. Mr Williamson was a known cannabis dealer and this may have played a part in his murder. In the days leading up to his murder he was seen around the town with a large amount of money and due to ill-health he may have been seen as an easy target. A reward of up to $200,000 is on offer to anyone who provides information leading to a conviction in the case. Police believe that vital pieces of information from the community could result in a successful outcome particularly from someone who might have bought the very distinctive jewellery who may not have known it was stolen, or who may have known it was stolen but not during a murder. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestopperssa.com.au
20.01.2022 South Australia Police has asked anyone who saw or heard a gunshot or altercation in the Brahma Lodge area last night to contact Crime Stoppers. They are also keen to have anyone with CCTV of the incident or any other information that may assist to call 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au Remember that you don't have to say who you and rewards are available.
19.01.2022 Share what you know without saying who you are or getting involved. 1800 333 000 www.crimestopperssa.com.au
18.01.2022 CASE PROFILE On 18 February 1977 Glen Stewart attended a party at units at 358 Seaview Road, Henley Beach where he was reported to have drunk quite a lot of white wine. He left the party alone at about 1am the following morning in a dark green 1965 Morris Mini Cooper S with a white top, SA registration 577-394.... People at the party were concerned that he was intoxicated and neither Glen nor the vehicle have been seen since. He was 21 years of age at the time. His room at 51 Devitt Street, Payneham was checked and an unopened pay packet was on the dressing table and his constant and inseparable companion, his dog, was left at home, which was unusual. He was a member of a religious movement known as SUBUD. Extensive enquiries have been conducted by police in all states, overseas and through Interpol and have failed to reveal any trace of Glen or his vehicle. Police suspect he has been murdered. If you have any information about this case then share what you know without saying who you are or get involved. Call 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au
18.01.2022 UNSOLVED CRIME SEGMENT At 3am on Friday 5 June 2020, the male victim was walking along Main Street at Mawson Lakes when he was approached by two males who demanded property and made threats. The victim handed over his wallet which contained $190 cash and his credit cards, along with a ring and his mobile phone. The victim ran from the scene and was chased to Uni SA Mawson Lakes Security Office where he requested they call police.... The suspects are described as: 1. male, 175cm, Caucasian, late 20s with a medium build wearing a black jumper, khaki pants, white shoes and aqua coloured headwear. 2. male, 175cm, Caucasian, wearing a red jacket, black pants and shoes. If you can help, call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au You don't have to say who you are and rewards are available.
18.01.2022 COLD CASE PROFILE Today marks another year since Emma Jade Pawelski was last seen alive. Emma had just celebrated her 30th birthday in October 2005 which, sadly, was her last personal milestone. The 30-year old was last seen carrying a cat as she walked along Regency Rd, at Prospect, on November 26, 2005 - two days after she had walked out of the house she shared with her partner in Payneham.... While no one knows where she was heading, her badly beaten and burnt body was found on the side of a remote track 300m from a gate off Chalks Rd in Mt Crawford Forest, near Williamstown, eight days later. She was still wearing the same clothes and it is believed that she was murdered at another location. A suspect known to Ms Pawelski has been identified, and investigators have previously received credible information that suggests more than one person was involved. But public assistance is needed to put the final pieces of the murder together. Crime Stoppers has been a valuable assistance in the investigation and was used by a person who has twice made contact about the murder. Calls received on 7 December 2014, and 26 February 26 2015 appear to have been made by the same person who provided information that has since been shown to be accurate. Investigators are particularly interested in information about the use of a red Ford Telstar sedan around the time of Ms Pawelski's death and a distinctive leather belt found on her body. They are confident that the red Telstar is associated with Emma’s disappearance and possible movement from Regency Rd up to Mt Crawford. They know that in the weeks leading up to Emma’s disappearance it was being used by her and her associates. Police have also received information that suggests more than one person was involved in the murder and disposal of Emma’s body. A reward of up to $200,000 is on offer to anyone who provides information leading to a conviction in the case. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestopperssa.com.au
17.01.2022 Don’t turn a blind eye to crime a safer South Australia starts with you. 1800 333 000 www.crimestopperssa.com.au
17.01.2022 COLD CASE PROFILE At about 3.30pm on Friday 25 October 2002 Bernadette Liston was found murdered in her Ives Crescent, Victor Harbor home by her 12-year old daughter who had arrived home from school. The 46-year old had been brutally bashed, shot a number of times in the head and in the back and attacked with a knife.... While there was no sign of forced entry to the house, a number of items were missing including her mobile phone and bath towels. Ms Liston was last seen alive by her partner and 4-year old daughter when they left the Victor Harbor home at about 9.30am. Police believe that Ms Liston was murdered during the morning of October 25 and is suspected to have known her killer. In August 2008 a female was arrested for Ms Liston’s murder but was subsequently acquitted in the Supreme Court after the judge ruled there was not enough evidence to prove murder. A review of the case has identified no other suspects in relation to the case A reward of up to $200,000 is on offer to anyone who provides information leading to a conviction in the case. It's never too late to share what you know, and you don't have to say who you are. 1800 333 000 www.crimestopperssa.com.au
16.01.2022 It's going to be a scorcher across SA today, so stay alert for firebugs. It's also important to avoid accidentally or recklessly starting a fire by power tools, discarded cigarettes or hot exhaust from cars. If you see a fire then call 000. If you see suspicious activity happening then call police on 131 444... If you know or suspect someone may be lighting fires then contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or www.crimestopperssa.com.au
16.01.2022 If you witnessed this crash but were unable to stop and provide details to police you can contact Crime Stoppers South Australia on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestopperssa.com.au
14.01.2022 The discovery of one of South Australia’s largest-ever cannabis crops worth millions of dollars this week shows the power of sharing what you know with Crime Stoppers without having to say who you are. Information provided by the community via Crime Stoppers SA provided SA Police with crucial information about the sophisticated drug operation at Buckland Park. Every second call or online report to Crime Stoppers SA continues to be about drugs in the community, which demonstra...tes the public’s concern about the damage that drug dealers and manufacturers cause. Read the full media release at https://crimestopperssa.com.au//crime-stoppers-sa-tip-sen/ Pic credit: South Australia Police
13.01.2022 A safer SA starts with you. Share what you know without saying who you are. 1800 333 000 www.crimestopperssa.com.au
12.01.2022 If you know something, say something.
11.01.2022 Help stamp out bushfire arson. If you saw anything that on reflection seemed suspicious behaviour then call 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au
11.01.2022 At this point it appears our page is ok but with other Crime Stoppers pages already impacted, it might only be a matter of time before we disappear too. If our page goes offline you can still follow us on twitter - @crime_sa - or at www.crimestopperssa.com.au
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07.01.2022 COLD CASE PROFILE Stella Farrugia was reported missing on Thursday 18 October 1984 by her boyfriend, who told police that he last saw her at their Henley Beach home the day before. There has not been a confirmed sighting of her since. The 18-year old has been described as outgoing, kind, and generous, but also a little naïve and easily led....Continue reading
06.01.2022 Do you have any information? 1800 333 000 www.crimestopperssa.com.au
05.01.2022 WEEKLY CRIME SEGMENT Emma Pawelski was located deceased by a bushwalker in the Mt Crawford forest near Williamstown late on a Sunday afternoon in December 2005. The last positive sighting of the 30-year old was on Saturday, November 26th, when she was seen walking along Regency Road, Prospect, carrying a cat. ... When her body was found a week later she was wearing the same clothes she was seen in on November 26th. A post-mortem determined she died from head injuries received during an assault. It is never too late to do the right thing by speaking up and sharing what you know. If you have any information then call 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au You don't have to say who you are or get involved.
05.01.2022 If you have any information then share what you know with Crime Stoppers without having to say who you are. 1800 333 000 www.crimestopperssa.com.au
05.01.2022 If you recognise any of the items then call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or go to www.crimestopperssa.com.au
04.01.2022 Update about the bone found down south
04.01.2022 COLD CASE PROFILE Juan Morgan was 15 years old when he went missing in 1992. Police identified him as missing in 1999 when investigating the disappearances of David McWilliams, Leo Daly and Robert Pendergast.... With Juan identified as missing, enquiries were made with relatives who confirmed he had not been seen since 1992. It is believed sometime soon after 25 February 1992 Juan was taken to an unknown location, possibly in the eastern region of country South Australia where he was shot, killed and his body buried. It is believed Juan’s murder was motivated due to him stealing a car from a criminal associate and damaging property. There are at least two suspects for Juan’s murder that are known to police. At least one of the suspects is also believed to be involved in the disappearances and suspected murders of Leo Daly, David McWilliams and Robert Pendergast. The key suspect in the suspected murders was the ringleader of a group of men involved in a variety of crimes, including car theft and rebirthing, drug-dealing and importation, stolen goods property-related offences and stand-over tactics throughout the 1990s. As part of the long-running investigation, several stolen cars, firearms, drugs and other stolen items have been seized. There is insufficient information at this stage to charge any person with Juan’s murder or those of the other three victims. A reward of up to $1,000,000 is on offer for information that leads to a successful conviction or recovery of the victim’s remains.
03.01.2022 The whole of South Australia will officially be in Fire Danger Season tomorrow, with the final four districts: Adelaide Metropolitan, Kangaroo Island, Lower South East, and Mount Lofty Ranges, commencing their season from midnight tonight. If you have any information about someone deliberately lighting fires you can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestopperssa.com.au You don't have to say who you are or get involved.
02.01.2022 COLD CASE PROFILE Rodney Larcombe was brutally murdered in his Warradale home on this date in 2013. The blunt and sharp force injuries to his head suggest that his killer was angry or quite frenzied at the time of the attack. The 65-year-old lived alone at the Kildonan Road address. ... At about 4pm on Thursday 28 November 2013, his sister attended his home to check on his welfare after he was unable to be contacted. No sign of forced entry suggests that the offender was either allowed into the house, or simply entered through an unlocked rear sliding door. Investigations have determined that Mr Larcombe was most likely killed between 5pm and 8pm on Wednesday 27 November 2013 and it is not believed to be a random attack. Mr Larcombe was active on ‘gay contact’ websites and had an extensive circle of male associates who were substantially younger than him who apparently visited his address for sexual purposes. Mr Larcombe had been sentenced to 20 months’ jail in November 2010 after pleading guilty to six counts of indecent assault. He was convicted of sexually abusing two male victims between 1 January 1977 and 31 December 1988. Police have previously released CCTV footage recorded at a house close to the victim’s address in the hope of identifying a number of people seen walking along Kildonan Road on the day of the murder. Police have interviewed several people, with two of those being of particular of interest, but there is insufficient evidence to progress the matter. A reward of up to $200,000 is on offer to anyone who provides information leading to a conviction in the case. Watch a video on this unsolved case at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6L4j8yMm2Y
02.01.2022 A great example of how what you share with Crime Stoppers helps to make a safer community. 1800 333 000 www.crimestopperssa.com.au
