Jennifer Rimmer — the mother who waited more than 20 years to see the killer of her daughter Jane convicted and caged — has died at the age of 81.
Tim Clarke
A decorated detective who played a key role in the arrest of Claremont killer Bradley Edwards has suddenly quit the force after more than 30 years in the job.
Phil Hickey and Tim Clarke
The former head of the task force whose forward-thinking led to the discovery of key evidence that helped convict Claremont killer Bradley Edwards has spoken about the major breakthroughs for the first time.
Emily Moulton
The riddle of who made Jane Rimmer laugh the night she was abducted by Claremont killer Bradley Robert Edwards may finally have been solved.
Jake Dietsch
Get ready to be thrilled, shocked and entertained by the new crop of locally made series headed our way in 2023.
Clare Rigden
Join our team of journalists and legal experts as we break down all the key information from the proceedings in the award-winning podcast Claremont: The Trial.
The judge who presided over the highest profile murder case in living memory – the trial of Claremont killer Bradley Edwards – has now been appointed to the highest court in the State.
Police Commissioner Col Blanch says he is confident two of WA’s most infamous cold cases could be solved.
Shannon Hampton
WA Police have kept their promise, and continued their efforts to locate Sarah Spiers, conducting jailhouse interviews with heartless Claremont killer Bradley Robert Edwards but he refuses to reveal a thing.
Brianna Dugan and Tim Clarke
Amanda Forrester — WA’s most senior prosecutor and the State’s first female Director of Public Prosecutions — has been appointed as a Supreme Court judge.
Police dismiss claims by horse trainer that he saw a man resembling Claremont killer Bradley Edwards in Perth hills the morning Sarah Spiers disappeared saying there was “no evidence to validate” it.
It was the case that gripped Perth for two decades. Now Seven is set to produce a new drama based on the Claremont killings, to start filming next year.
Claremont killer Bradley Edwards repeatedly went to Rockingham around the time the 11-year-old schoolboy was snatched in a ‘blitz-style attack’ and killed 24 years ago, new information reveals.
Kristin Shorten
The unremarkable home where the Claremont serial killer lived most of his double life — and where he was finally arrested after 20 years of hiding in plain sight — has quietly been put up for sale.
One of Bradley Robert Edwards’ first victims has broken her silence, revealing the moment the Claremont killer ambushed her inside her Huntingdale home and how she bravely fought him off.
Sarah Steger
Bradley Robert Edwards has failed to lodge an appeal against his conviction for killing Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon, potentially bringing to an end WA’s longest and most expensive murder mystery.
One disturbing incident gave those inside Casuarina Prison, where Claremont killer Bradley Edwards spent time before his conviction, a possible glimpse of the monster behind the ‘polite’ facade.
Convicted Claremont killer Bradley Edwards will have to pay for any appeal against his landmark murder convictions himself, after Legal Aid rejected a request to fund any potential legal challenge.
On this day in 1996, 18-year-old Sarah Spiers vanished from the streets of Claremont. Twenty-five years later, her family is still chasing justice.
Kate Ryan
The prosecution lawyer responsible for securing the conviction of Bradley Robert Edwards has been appointed a District Court judge, The West can exclusively reveal.
Peter Law
In this exclusive extract from Tim Clarke’s gripping book, Enigma Of The Dark, police plan their move on Bradley Edwards — and reveal the details of the arrest that led to the trial of the century.
The father of murdered Claremont victim Ciara Glennon has delivered a heartbreaking statement in the wake of Bradley Robert Edwards sentence of at least 40 years.
Bradley Edwards spending his last sad and pathetic decades rotting behind razor wire is the only outcome that would ever be acceptable to the WA public.
Bradley Robert Edwards was yesterday given a historic sentence that will likely see him die in jail. Here’s how long the man found guilty of murdering Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon has to appeal.
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