Infamous criminals

Missing fraudster Melissa Louise Caddick had zero talent for financial wizardry but exhibited psychology’s ‘dark triad’ of personality traits, according to a white collar crime expert. 

A former detective has conceded that one of the country’s most notorious underworld criminals might not be a nice guy but is a ‘survivor’ whose ‘badness’ is derived from Australian gangster culture. 

The man who snatched a four-year-old girl from her family’s tent in the dead of night and held her captive for weeks is a ‘damaged human’ with slim prospects of rehabilitation, according to a leading expert.

For nearly 40 years, Chris Dawson thought he had gotten away with the murder of his wife Lynette. Now, a former detective has revealed what an ‘utter a..hole’ the former rugby player really was.

Experts fear the exact number of victims abused by Australia’s most notorious paedophile will never be known and reveal the psychology behind his heinous crimes.

He stalked the streets of Claremont to rape and murder women. Now, a criminal psychologist claims it’s ‘highly improbable’ Bradley Robert Edwards’ crimes stopped there.

A celebrated zoologist who raped, tortured and killed dozens of dogs is in a ‘category of his own’ according to new national research into bestiality prosecutions.