Nine Order True Crime Cold Fall Factual Series Byron Bay Murder from Perpetual Entertainment | News

Australia's nine network has commissioned a two -part investigative series of true crime, Byron Bay Murders, from Perpetual Entertainment.

Byron Bay Murders examines the mysterious pattern of 67 murdered and missing women along the Australia's east coast from Newcastle to Byron Bay.

The program will examine the unresolved disappearance of young women between the ages of 14 and 20, who have increasingly taken place since the 1970s to current times, without arrests or knowledge of the local police.

The investigation is led by local regional politicians, including MP Jeremy Buckingham, who is driven by the personal tragedy of his son's suicide in the region. In dealing with his loss, Buckingham discovered this group of unsolved missing persons and brought the problem to parliament to get a closure.

The former Detective Sergeant and the deputy mayor of Ballina Council, Damian Loone, the criminal psychologist Tim Watson Munro and the criminologist Xanthe Mallett agree to examine the evidence in these cases and break new ways. The series will be broadcast on nine and 9now at the end of July.

In the past few weeks, the series has been the second commission of nine for perpetual after he has the murder after the murder through mushroom. The one -hour documentary Special, which was examined this month, examined the trial against Erin Patterson, who was found guilty at the beginning of July due to the death of three people and the attempted murder of fourth fungnot.

The increasing focus from nine on real crime follows the strategic step of the network to invest in a new unit that is devoted to the last month with the ongoing content of the long form investigative documentary. The network said that the initiative would carry out “more groundbreaking examinations and convincing documentaries”, which are provided in its linear, digital and streaming services.