This weekend, 60 Minutes on Channel 9 unveils gripping tales: Melbourne’s convicted killer’s parole bid & Iran’s undercover intimidation tactics.
“EVIL BEYOND MEASURE” examines the disturbing case of convicted serial killer, Paul Charles Denyer. In 1993, at the age of 51, Denyer brutally took the lives of three innocent young women. His callous disregard for life became evident when he confessed to the murders, displaying an unsettling satisfaction in his actions.
Now, three decades later, as reported by Tara Brown, Denyer finds himself eligible for parole. Despite having been previously denied freedom, the looming question persists: should he be granted another chance at parole? And if so, will the community ever feel safe?
This segment poses a thought-provoking question about the Australian legal system and public safety. Produced by Garry McNab and Anthony Dowsley, this is sure to engage viewers across the nation.
“DARK FORCES” delves into the clandestine operations of foreign spies on Australian soil. While covert agents from numerous countries operate discreetly, Iranian operatives appear less concerned about their operations being under wraps.
Amelia Adams unveils unsettling evidence of these operatives working fearlessly, despite breaching Australian laws. Their mission? To intimidate and suppress anyone vocal against Tehran’s oppressive regime.
With claims from numerous individuals stating they’ve been threatened by these operatives, the report sheds light on the Australian government’s response, or lack thereof, to these external threats.
The segment, produced by Tracey Hannaford and Amelia Ballinger, highlights a pressing national security concern.
