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Subscriber only It is part of human nature to protect children from the evils that lurk in the shadows. Perhaps that is why acts of violence against children hit us the hardest. Over the course of the past 50 years, Queenslanders have been deeply shocked and suffered lasting consequences as a result of predators who target the most vulnerable members of our community. Some of the children who have been taken under the most violent and degrading circumstances have been either unable to fight back, or simply too innocent to know they were being targeted before it was too late.
When predators strike: Child murders that shocked Queensland
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When predators strike: Child murders that shocked Queensland
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Sunshine Coast CIB officer-in-charge Detective Senior Sergeant Daren Edwards congratulating his retired colleague Detective Sergeant Graeme Farlow. Picture: Matty Holdsworth To put a result to the end of an investigation, a result for the Morcombes, Sgt Farlow said of one of his most memorable career moments. My job is to satisfy the victims. Myself and Daren, we were there in the bushes when they took him out. The result was 100 per cent positive. There s a few others, a murder up at Noosa, one out west, a lot of them you don t dwell on, but the results speak for themselves. Sgt Farlow started in the Academy in 1978 and joined the Sunshine Coast Criminal Investigation Branch in 1983.