About Serkan Ozturk 200 Articles
Serkan Ozturk is the publisher of True Crime News Weekly. He is an investigative journalist and editor with a colourful career spanning across print, online, radio and television. He has had his journalism previously featured by Sydney Morning Herald, Crikey, Australian Doctor, Ruptly, Dopamine Magazine, City Hub and the Star Observer. He is a member of the MEAA.
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MEDIA & POLITICS

BROCHURE BUST! Liberal MP Trevor Evans pulls out old testimonials for election material without knowledge of charity as LNP lies spiral

May 14, 2022 Linda Rose

EXCLUSIVE: He is the sitting Liberal MP for the seat of Brisbane. But Trevor Evans is facing a tough battle to keep a hold of his position in Parliament. Is that why he has taken to using old testimonials on election brochures without the knowledge of those who gave them? And why have so many other Liberal candidates been caught out doing the same? Linda Rose investigates.

ASSAULTS & BASHINGS

“CORRUPT” KENEALLY CHARGED ONE YEAR AFTER TRUE CRIME EXPOSÈ! Constable Daniel Keneally to face court over FABRICATING EVIDENCE as cover-up blows up

October 13, 2022 Joanna Psaros

“Corrupt” cop Daniel Keneally – the son of Labor Party heavyweight Kristina Keneally – will finally face court for the alleged fabrication of evidence which saw an innocent man spend three weeks in solitary confinement. The developments comes almost one year after True Crime News Weekly broke the police corruption scandal. Joanna Psaros reports.

ASSAULTS & BASHINGS

BLACK & WHITE IN BAYONNE, OR NOT! Bashing death of bus driver in France over Covid face mask brings out old hatred & shysters

July 30, 2020 Therese Taylor

FRANCE: The bashing death of a bus driver in the Pyrenees town of Bayonne earlier this month has reopened age-old faultlines within French society during a pandemic while also attracting those looking to use technology to make a quick buck, writes Therese Taylor.

2 Comments

  1. It seems as though when things go wrong in the lives of the rich and powerful, the bad circumstances are not investigated as thoroughly as they could be, not necessarily because of a grand conspiracy, but because the common perception is that the rich are somehow good successful citizens.

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    • Maybe it’s because people are afraid of being sued for telling the truth. The lies, money and ‘connections’ of the rich and powerful trump the truth every time. It’s always the messenger that gets burned.

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