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NSW Police Offer $1 Million Reward in Newcastle Cold Case Murders
Police say a 2025 review uncovered fresh forensic opportunities as investigators seek leads in the 26-year-old killings of Susan Kay and Joanne Teterin.
- On Monday, the NSW Police Homicide Squad announced a $1 million reward for information about the unsolved 2000 murders of Susan Kay and Joanne Teterin in Newcastle.
- Officers discovered the bodies of Kay and Teterin at a Carrington property on May 17, 2000, after the women were last seen alive on Thursday, May 11.
- Following a 2003 coronial inquest, the case was referred to the Unsolved Homicide Unit, where investigators finalized a review last year that unearthed fresh forensic opportunities.
- Initial investigations suggested the killings were drug-related, but no charges were laid at the time despite assistance from Homicide and Serious Crime Agencies.
- To assist with the investigation into the case that has remained unsolved for more than 25 years, members of the public can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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DNA breakthrough in cold case double murder prompts $1m reward
More than 25 years after Susan Kay and Joanne Teterin were bludgeoned to death in a Newcastle home, police are on the cusp of solving the gruesome crime.
·Sydney, Australia
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