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BST: Karl Ness and Qhuram Awan appear in court accused of being "part and parcel" of Moat's conspiracy to kill policemen. a b c d Murray, Lucy (23 March 2019). " 'I still feel a numbness': Families' 40-year wait for answers in cold case triple murder". ABC News . Retrieved 16 April 2019. BST: A two-mile exclusion zone is set up in the Rothbury area of Northumberland. Residents are advised to stay indoors by Northumbria Police.

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Visit the people of interest section Documents of Interest Occupations of enslaved women on Buff Bay Plantation, 1819 Spear Creek: Episode 4: Thieves and leads on Apple Podcasts". Apple Podcasts (in Japanese) . Retrieved 21 March 2021. Detective Senior Sergeant Tara Kentwell stated that little was known regarding Preston's motives. [17] Preston's lawyer appeared in court on behalf of the accused in April 2019, stating that his client denied being in Mount Isa at the time of the murders and would be appealing the charges. [17] His claim contradicted by an earlier statement in an interview prior to his arrest when he stated that he was in Mount Isa when the three friends went missing. [18] Preston remained in custody and was later permitted to apply for bail. [18]a b Margolis, Zara (7 April 2016). "Missing teen shot and killed by friend, inquest told". ABC News . Retrieved 17 April 2019.

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The original investigation focused on linking the triple murder to other murders at the time. [13] The murder of John Tzelaidis [14] in July 1978 in Dampier, Western Australia was originally thought to be associated with the murders. [13] [15] Ivan Milat was later also a person of interest. There is little public information on the original investigation, and a suspect was never identified or charged. a b Vukovic, Dom (9 December 2018). "Toyah Cordingle Key Suspect in Murder Flees the Country". ABC News. He had been on the run for a week after shooting his former partner, Samantha Stobbart, killing her new boyfriend, Chris Brown, and blinding PC David Rathband by shooting him in the face.Scientists are debating whether it's possible to harness the power of gravity for interstellar space travel.

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BST: Northumbria Police begin negotiating with a man - later confirmed as Moat - who has been located in the riverbank area in Rothbury.

Karen Edwards (23) and her partner, Tim Thomson (31), and his friend Gordon Twaddle (21) [1] were on a motorcycle expedition through central Australia. [8] Edwards was a trainee medical psychologist from Dandenong, whereas Thomson was a teacher and Twaddle a pastry cook. [9] Both men were New Zealanders who had been in Australia for less than two years. [10] verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ a b Rafferty, Sally (15 May 2019). "Michael McCabe's Killer Sentenced to Life Behind Bars". ABC News. BST: Police involved in the stand-off with Moat fired two Taser stun guns at him, the Independent Police Complaints Commission reveals. Northumbria Police Temporary Chief Constable Sue Sim later says "officers discharged Taser" while "striving to persuade Moat to give himself up peacefully".

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Assistant Chief Constable Steve Ashman said he broke rules to use the pump action, XREP Taser which would enable officers to shoot Moat from a greater distance than standard police issue X-26 Taser pistols. 9 September Devon and Cornwall Police has now confirmed Lee Kendall, of Charlotte Close, has been charged with Michaela's murder and has been remanded into custody. Det Ch Supt Neil Adamson says Moat dialled 999 about 12 minutes before shooting PC Rathband to warn that he intended to target a police officer. The shootings sparked a huge police manhunt for the 37-year-old former nightclub doorman. Thursday, 1 July 2010

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Extra firearms officers from forces including Cleveland, Humberside, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and Cumbria, are brought in overnight to join the hunt for Moat.