Forensic Investigators

When a young girl's body is found in a park in the teeming rain, the police had the odds stacked against them. They would need to call on all their investigative and forensic skills to solve a crime that even today, sends a chill down the spines of those who lived through it. Hosted by Lisa McCune, FORENSIC INVESTIGATORS looks at the tireless work of detectives, and the scientific procedures that helped catch notorious serial killer Paul Denyer.

A routine run on a quiet weekday morning would lead to a gruesome discovery and thrust investigators into one of Australia's most bizarre murders. Hosted by Lisa McCune, FORENSIC INVESTIGTAORS looks at the tireless work of detectives, and the scientific procedures that helped solve the murder of 34-year-old Stephen Demspey.

Four bodies - two adults and two children - were found shot in a house in an outer suburb of Canberra. Inside the house was evidence that would not only lead investigators to the killer, but would uncover a secret buried for three years. Hosted by Lisa McCune, FORENSIC INVESTIGATORS looks at the tireless work of detectives, and the scientific procedures that helped solve the murders of the Milosevic family.

March 1995 - when a skull is found at Botany Beach the police, crime scene examiners and the forensic pathologist, among other specialists, were brought to the scene. After a number of painstaking hours, a whole skeleton packed with sand and covered with a polyester cardigan was removed and taken to the morgue.

A mother and her two children were found in their house brutally bashed to death. Was it a robbery gone wrong, or something far more sinister? Hosted by Lisa McCune, FORENSIC INVESTIGATORS looks at the tireless work of detectives, and the scientific procedures that helped convict Matthew De Gruchy for the murders of his mother, brother and sister.

In April of 1999, Maya Jakic's body was found covered under leaves and hidden in bushes out the front of an unused Adelaide police patrol station. She was found because a note was placed on a police car suggesting they check the bushes for a dead woman, 'and it was no joke'.