Couple had sex with 9-year-old-son, with live webcam video

HEADLINE: Couple had sex with 9-year-old-son, with live webcam video
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November 17, 2009 11:00am
A SYDNEY couple who allegedly had sex with their nine-year-old son and posted the footage online are in custody and have been banned from contacting the boy.

The 56-year-old man and his 48-year-old wife, who cannot be named for legal reasons, were arrested at their Peakhurst home in the southern suburbs on Monday, where the offences are alleged to have occurred since the start of this year.

The man is charged with two counts of sexual intercourse with his son, as well as an act of aggravated indecency, using a child for pornographic purposes, aggravated indecent assault, and producing and disseminating child pornography.

HEADLINE: Wrong turn sends man on 600km road trip
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VICTORIAN police have helped an elderly NSW man find his way home after an epic nine-hour road trip that took him more than 600km off course and far into the wrong state.

The 80-year-old identified as Eric, from Pambula, near Merimbula on the NSW south coast, set off from a friend's house at Yass, on the Hume Highway southwest of Sydney, about 7.15am on Monday for the 613km trip home.

Police believe Eric took a wrong turn and stayed on the Hume Highway, taking him across the Victorian border at Albury-Wodonga and on towards Melbourne.

HEADLINE: 'Perfect crime' bank robber surrenders
SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26360996-23109,00.html

THE driver of a security van who vanished earlier this month with more than €11 million ($17.5 million) in cash has surrendered to police in Monaco, French authorities said.
Toni Musulin disappeared with his vehicle while on a delivery round in the eastern French city of Lyon on November 5, shortly after taking charge of sacks of cash from a local branch of the Bank of France.

The heist, which admirers said appeared to be the perfect crime, turned Musulin into a folk hero with Facebook groups, a flood of Twitter entries and at least one website presenting him as a plucky underdog turned criminal mastermind.