Murder of Irma Palasics

 

At about 9:30 p.m. on November 6, 1999, two young men forced their way into the home of Gregor and 73-year-old Irma Palasics in the McKeller suburb of Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia. The elderly couple were bound and beaten and then the men would ransack the house. They would steal cash and jewelry. Irma would pass away due to her injuries and Gregor ended up in the hospital from his injuries. 

It's suspected that the people who had done this had done this before to the couple. They were victims of burglary twice before. Once in 1997 and aggravated burglary in 1998 when they lived in Red Hill. In the 1997 burglary, the offenders stole a large amount of money and jewelry. 

SOURCES:

Australian Federal Police

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Murder of Susan Wilburn

 

On January 12, 2004, around 7:20 p.m. 45-year-old Susan Wilburn went to purchase items from the Erindal Chemis in Erindal Shopping Centre in Wanniassa, Australia. She would then speak to her sister on the phone at 8:40 with her sister, and this was the last time anyone heard from her.

The next day Susan's sister came over to her home on Knoke Ave. in Gordon. Susan had missed work that day. Inside Susan's body was found naked in the bathtub, she had been strangled to death.

SOURCES:

Australian Federal Police

Murder of Frank Campbell

On May 2, 2005, the flatmate of 45-year-old Frank Campbell found his body on the couch around 3 a.m. They lived on Wilkins Street in the suburb of Mawson of Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia. He had been struck on his head 11 times with a heavy object likely a fryingpan that was missing from the home.

On the night of May 1st Frank was recorded by CCTV cameras drinking at the Mawson Club with his flatmate. He had left the club around 9:43p.m. His flatmate claimed to have last seen him alive at 11:30 p.m. 

There had been things taken from the home. Police are looking for a long-sleeved dark checkered shirt, a pair of blue jeans, work boot, a frying pan and a small sum of cash.

SOURCES:

Australian Federal Police

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